SOAR-High Web-Based Collaboration

SOAR-High
Earth System Science
A Clerc Center Web-Based Collaboration
Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C.

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Student Science Portfolios

[ Student Guidelines ]

Students will produce a Portfolio Notebook of their work showing learning and accomplishment in science during this year of study. Recording observations and reporting results have always been a central activity in science. Your science portfolio will show some of the questions you have investigated and provide a record of your best work during the year.

Students will also create an On-line Science Portfoliowith links to their on-line science projects and Investigations. On-line student work is not available for public viewing for the protection of student privacy.

Note...

Science Notebook Portfolios will be checked each quarter.

The final completed Notebook Portfolio is due June__, 2000.

Portfolios will be kept in the classroom. At times you may take your portfolio to study for a test.

All pieces in your Notebook Portfolio should be edited, revised and neatly presented, representing your best effort.

Your portfolio counts as a percentage of your science grade.

Student Science Portfolio requirements

The following work at minimum* must be included in your science portfolio:
*Individual SOAR-High teachers will set the final requirements for their own classes.

An appropirate and professional looking Cover page
3 Lab reports
2 book reports
8 unit question sets
print out of an on-line project (selected by the student)
glossary of science words
CD-ROM of at least 2 computer projects
Written Portfolio Summary

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