Table of Contents
Introduction to the Portfolio Resource Guidebook
How to use this
The Process of continuing this Work
Portfolio Resource Guidebook 1997
A.
Basics of the Portfolio
A.1.
How a Portfolio is Organized
A.2.
Learning Plan
A.2.a
Goals Statement
A.2.b
Learning Objectives
A.2.c
Project Descriptions
A.2.d
Methodology
A.2.e
Resources
A.2.f
Timetable
A.2.g
Credit Breakdown/Learning Plan Summary
A.2.h
Evaluation Criteria
A.3.
Self-Evaluation/Integrative Essay
B.
Purpose of a Portfolio
B.1.
History of the Portfolio
B.2.
Purpose of Friends World
B.2.a
Social Change/Radicalism
C.
Translating Experience into a Portfolio
C.1.
Experiential Education
C.2.
Questioning Assumptions
C.3.
Diary as a Tool
C.4.
Relevance and Dialogic Learning
C.5.
Integration in Writing
C.6.
Process and Product
D.
Different Styles of Documentation
D.1.
Formal Paper Writing
D.1.a.
Five Paragraph Essay
D.1.b.
Paragraph Flow
D.1.c.
Scientific Writing and Writing in Other Disciplines
D.2.
Dialogue (as a writing style)
D.3.
Creative Writing
D.3.a. Creative Writing:
Fiction/Myth
D.3.b. Creative Writing:
Perspective Shifts
D.3.c. Creative Writing:
Poetry
D.4.
Collages
D.5.
Art
D.6.
Clippings and Photocopied Material
D.7.
Other Media
D.8.
Languages Other Than English
E.
Footnotes and Bibliography
F.
Research Tools
F.1.
Libraries
F.2.
Schools
F.3.
Government and Other Institutions
F.4.
Computer Networks
F.5.
Interviews
F.6.
Observation
G.
Organizational Tools
G.1.
Outlines
G.2.
Bubble Networks
G.3.
Prioritization
G.4.
Brainstorming/Stream of Consciousness
G.5.
Tables of Contents
G.6.
Note-Taking/Selective Reading
G.7.
Editing
G.8.
Indexes
H.
Practical Issues
H.1.
Work Space
H.2.
Living Space
H.3.
Stress and Stress Management
H.4.
Culture Shock
H.5.
Cultural Sensitivity/Awareness
H.6.
Health
H.7.
Procrastination
H.8.
Time Management
H.9.
Budgeting
H.10.
Writing vs. Typing vs. Computers
I.
Other Portfolio Topics
I.1.
Senior Thesis
I.2.
Project Presentations
I.3.
Advisors and Advising
I.4.
Seminars
I.5.
Language Learning
I.6.
Area Studies
I.7.
Life Experience Portfolios
J.
FW Issues
J.1.
Financial Aid and Room/Board Money
J.2.
Community Meetings
J.2.a.
Facilitating a Meeting
J.2.b.
Taking Minutes for a Meeting
J.3.
Student Coordinators
J.4.
Student Executive
J.5.
Community Service
J.6.
Other kinds of involvement (Guidebooks, etc.)
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