Common use of Professional Portfolio Clause in Contracts

Professional Portfolio. Each bargaining unit member will create and maintain a professional growth portfolio. Information to be collected will include documentation of completed professional opportunities, required reflection(s) on those opportunities, as well as any additional information the bargaining unit member wishes to include. The portfolio should be organized according to the four major areas of the Guidelines for Certified Staff. The portfolio is an opportunity to present relevant additional evidence or artifacts that were not observed by the administrator. Examples of evidence that the portfolio could include, but is not limited to, are unit plans, curriculum documents, classroom assessment reports, rubrics, samples of student work with feedback, evidence of modification or differentiation of instruction, classroom management/discipline procedures, individual behavior plans, logs of parent contacts, samples of parent communications, sample lessons or activities, and evidence of participation in professional or school activities.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Master Agreement