This document defines a pedagogical artifact as anything that represents a learning experience or demonstrates evidence of learning. It provides examples of possible pedagogical artifacts such as feedback, articles, books, quotes, lessons plans, student work, and photographs. Students are instructed to submit two pedagogical artifacts for their portfolio related to their practicum experiences, with each artifact accompanied by a reflective writing and addressing their learning and growth.
This document defines a pedagogical artifact as anything that represents a learning experience or demonstrates evidence of learning. It provides examples of possible pedagogical artifacts such as feedback, articles, books, quotes, lessons plans, student work, and photographs. Students are instructed to submit two pedagogical artifacts for their portfolio related to their practicum experiences, with each artifact accompanied by a reflective writing and addressing their learning and growth.
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This document defines a pedagogical artifact as anything that represents a learning experience or demonstrates evidence of learning. It provides examples of possible pedagogical artifacts such as feedback, articles, books, quotes, lessons plans, student work, and photographs. Students are instructed to submit two pedagogical artifacts for their portfolio related to their practicum experiences, with each artifact accompanied by a reflective writing and addressing their learning and growth.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
“A pedagogical artifact can be anything that represents a learning experience
or demonstrates evidence of learning”
Possible examples of pedagogical artifacts are:
• Feedback from peers, instructors, teachers in school field, or students’
parents. • A reading article(include the URL address or information to access it) • A book or chapter in a book (include reference information) • A quote • A poem • A story • A lesson or unit plan • A photocopy of student work • A photograph of you in action in school • A power point presentation • A conversation with students, teachers at school • A school event or celebration • Other school related topic
(Taken and adapted from CTEP, 2008)
General considerations and instructions:
1. Artifacts need to address and/or be connected in some way to the vise II
practicum in school assigned. A brief and clear Reflective Writing will accompany each pedagogical artifact. 2. As part of the Conclusions highlight the significance of the artifact to your learning and growth and show the connection between theory and practice during the process of Vise II. 3. Two pedagogical artifacts are required in your portfolio. One referred to the Observation period of the practicum and one related to Team Teaching stage. Remember to narrate what actually happened, avoid interpretations. 4. You have two pages for each of the artifacts requested. Use Times New Roman or Arial letter, size 12.