Kayla Vadasz on 05 Nov 2019
Teacher Research Electronic Portfolio
Section |
Criteria |
Point Value |
1 |
Home page
- Photo of you
- Brief bio
- A few sentences to set the reader up for your teacher-researcher portfolio
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4/4 |
2 |
Evolving Research Question
- Record your teacher-research question
- Write one paragraph detailing the evolution of your research question
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8/8 |
3 |
Review of the Literature (pull from TA1 teacher-research notes)
- Read 6-10 peer-review articles
- Record 3-5 sentences summary of what you read
- Write the APA citation for each article read
- Example:
- Gilrain, J. (2015). Homer to Hip-Hop: Teaching Writing through Painting, Performance, and Poetry. Language Arts, 92(5), 328-342.
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14/14 |
4 |
Cooperating Teacher Interview (pull from TA1 teacher-research notes)
- Record the question and your CT’s answer for each of the following 5 questions
- How do you keep notes about what you are seeing in class?
- What are your thoughts around that topic?
- How do you use … in your classroom?
- Do you have any books or articles you would suggest I read?
- Is there another special I should watch or teacher/administrator I should talk with to deepen my knowledge of the topic?
- Make sure each answer is 5-10 sentences
- If you did not get enough content during TA1, do a follow up interview in TA2
- Using direct quotes from your teacher is powerful (optional)
|
14/14 |
5 |
Data Collection (pull from TA1 teacher-research notes)
- List and share an EXAMPLE of at least 5 pieces of data you collected. Examples of data include:
- Charts documenting progress in word knowledge, fluency, or reading level
- Pictures of your tutee involved in learning activities (make sure to cover up your tutee’s face)
- Videos of your tutee engaged in a learning activity (do not show your tutee’s face)
- Audio of your tutee reading
- Work Samples (original stories, word sorts, comprehension strategy samples)
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20/20 |
6 |
Top 10 Research Memos
- Include a picture of each research memo or a written transcript of what you wrote in each research memo
- Research memos may include:
- Notes about a peer-reviewed journal article you read about your teacher-research question
- Observations you made in your classroom about your research question
- New insights you are grappling with about your teacher-research question
- Journal entries about your teacher-research question
- Write one paragraph reflecting on the 10 research memos you collected. Write about your surprises, questions, and themes running across the 10 memos you selected.
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20/20 |
7 |
Data Analysis
- Reflect on the peer-review articles you read and reviewed
- Look at each piece of data you collected
- Review your research memos
- Write a 1-2 page paper explaining:
- What did you learn about your research question?
- How will this learning inform your future teaching?
|
20/20 |
8 |
Textbook Selections and Summaries
- Include the names and APA citation for each of your selected 3 textbooks (Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Writing)
- Include the research Memo you did for each book in which you shared through words or visuals your take-aways from the book
|
30/30 |
9 |
Teacher Research Reflection
- Write a one-page, double-spaced reflection that includes:
- Reflects on your identity as a teacher-researcher
- How has it influenced how you teach reading and writing?
- How has it informed your OWN identity as a reader and a writer?
|
20/20 |
10 |
Fill out and post this rubric to assess your work |
5/5 |
11 |
Thoughtfully share your portfolio with the group on December 5th
8 points on your EDUC 461 grade for TWS -2 |
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TOTAL POINTS |
TOTAL = 155/155 |