Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Michael Taylor 7/26

Yancey says that, if teachers elect to use portfolios, they should do so with a purpose. What would your purpose be in using portfolios in your classes?

 Wysocki calls attention to visual details we might otherwise ignore. What are some of the visual elements of compositions (from essays to photographs to websites) that you'll call your students' attention to?
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  1. Farrah HershJuly 25, 2018 at 7:02 PM

    Michael,

    My purpose for using portfolios in the classroom would allow students to have a collective space for all of their work throughout college. I didn't have that so for me I have to rummage around and find papers that I've done in the past that may have significance now. Students would be able to see their work immediately and also see how far they've come from freshman to senior.

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