Portfolio Letter of Introduction

Portfolio Reflective Self-Assessment Letter Continued

d. Concentrate on your strengths—explain what you did well/what you are most proud of…..be very specific by describing the project, activity and what you did well (1 paragraph—include examples from multiple projects)

e. Discuss what you would improve, related to the content of your projects, if you were to spend more time working on your portfolio---be very specific by describing the project, activity and what you would improve and why (1 paragraph—include examples from multiple projects)

***All paragraphs should include names of the projects and activities as well as supporting details.

3. The conclusion of your letter—this is a time for you to address:
1. What you have learned in your geometry class this semester and
2. How the technology tools you have used to develop your portfolio can be applied to work you will complete in the future

Evaluation: Your letter will be graded on thoroughness, thoughtfulness, honesty and forward-thinking (how you will apply what you have learned to future learning) as well as backward thinking (your identification of strengths, best work and improvements).

Scoring: Introduction—25 points
Body—50 points
Conclusion---25 points
Total –100 points
Page Link—Make a link from the Portfolio Google Page to the Portfolio Reflective Self-Assessment Letter and then link from the Portfolio Reflective Self-Assessment Letter to the Geometry Google Main page. (25 points)

Due Monday June 2, 2008 (8:00 a.m.)