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    Sacred Heart of Jesus Montessori School Portfolio Organization

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    The document provides a guide for organizing a student portfolio. It outlines 4 steps: 1) Include an "About Me" page to introduce yourself. 2) Demonstrate growth with certificates, insights, and academic achievements. 3) Monitor academic progress by including test results, projects, leadership roles, and tracking quarterly goals. 4) Plan for continued improvement by making "To-Do Lists" when not on track with goals. The portfolio is a collection of a student's work over time used to assess performance and progress.

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    SACRED HEART OF JESUS MONTESSORI SCHOOL

    J.R. Borja Extension, Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City

    Portfolio Organization
    GUIDE

    A Student’s portfolio is a collection of a student’s work (as a papers and tests) compiled over a period of time and used for
    assessing performance or progress.

    STEPS:
    1. Document Yourself (Chapter 1)
    Who are you as a student? A great way to start the portfolio is with an “About Me” page. This includes a
    write-up like important profile that you want to share: personal data, involvement in the student organizations,
    etc.

    2. Demonstrate Growth (Chapter 2)


    Give descriptions and examples as an evolving students, thoughtful and knowledgeable individual.
    Post documents like Certificates of Seminars/ Conferences/ Trainings and include INSIGHTS after
    every Certificate. May include also your ACADEMIC certificate of Merit (Photo copy) or your
    awards to off-campus contests.

    3. Monitor and Evaluate (Chapter 3)


    Keep track of academic progress and reflect on your development. Post samples of tests results, arts
    works, essays, pictures of activities where you are assigned as leader or activities where you won or
    performed well. Also very important to consider is your target goals per subject per quarter. Keep
    track, if possible weekly or monthly.

    Subject My Target Goal On Track Details of


    (indicate the week Performance
    or month)

    4. Plan for the Future


    What will you do to continue improving your academic performance? From time-to-time make a
    “To-Do-List” especially after knowing that you are not ON TRACK with you OWN TARGET
    GOALS.

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