Helping Students Maintain Learner Portfolios

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Donald Cleary
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About the session

Portfolios in the IB Language A courses are an ideation space where students can jot down their interpretations and critiques of the literary works they study. Students also record their learning progress over the two years of the course in their portfolios. In this Q&A, experienced Language A educators will respond to your questions about the learner portfolios, how you can help students structure them, and record their learning consistently.

Speaker
Donald Cleary
Language and Literature Educator, American School of Doha, Qatar
Disclaimer - This event is organised independently of and not endorsed by the IB. Toddle’s events and webinars are organised to enable an exchange of practices and ideas within the educator community and are not a replacement for official IB workshops. Views and opinions expressed by the speakers are their personal views and should not be construed as official guidance by the IB. Please seek assistance from your school’s IB coordinator and/or refer to official IB documents before implementing shared ideas and strategies in your classroom.

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Donald Cleary
Donald has been an IB DP English A educator for more than a decade. He is currently an IB DP English A and TOK educator at the American School of Doha, Qatar. Donald has taught internationally in the MENA region, as well as in Central America. During his time as an educator, Donald has held several positions of responsibility, including TOK Coordinator. Educated in Jamaica, Donald is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Education at the University of Bath, UK.
Assessment, Classroom Strategies
Helping Students Maintain Learner Portfolios
Portfolios in the IB Language A courses are an ideation space where students can jot down their interpretations and critiques of the literary works they study. Students also record their learning progress over the two years of the course in their portfolios. In this Q&A, experienced Language A educators will respond to your questions about the learner portfolios, how you can help students structure them, and record their learning consistently.