Portfolio Requirements

Portfolio Rubric

Portfolio Checklist

Types of Documentation
What to do with your receipts, storyboards, lesson plans, etc.-updated 04/03/03

Portfolio Samples
Want to see what a Portfolio looks like? Check out portfolios from years past in the library!

Progress Reports

Hints for Success!

• Use Dividers
• TYPE EVERYTHING! - including captions, page #, etc.
• SPELL CHECK!

The Project/ Portfolio
Students will create a portfolio through the Advisory class to document their work on the project. The project is evaluated through the portfolio which will contain items such as the evaluation by the project consultant, a written overview of the project, the original project proposal, the research paper, the project self-evaluation form, photos/video of progress on the project, and any appropriate drawings, graphs or charts. (All writing must follow Helix Style Manual guidelines.) All students will submit their completed project/portfolio during CAT-6 Testing during Term 2.

The Senior Project Defense
The final phase of the Senior Project Portfolio is the Senior Project Defense. This new component will take place during school wide CAT-6 Testing. During Senior Project Defense students will meet with members of the Senior Project Defense Panel to present their completed portfolios and discuss their completed projects. These panels will be responsible for scoring the final portfolio/project. The Senior Project Defense is an opportunity to informally discuss the students’ project/portfolio and to answer any questions prior to grading that may not have been addressed in the portfolio.