Tanya Rios-Expanding Your Mind

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Revise and edit the activities and assignments listed to

earn a grade for your portfolio. Make sure to place
each assignment in the correct portfolio tab.

Excellent

TAB: Personal Dictionary Terms

Reading Journal 1: (2 terms)
Reading Journal 2: (activism + agency)
Reading Journal 4: (3 terms: Blanco, Valencia,
McCurdy)
Reading Journal 6: (2 terms: Heilbroner)

TAB: About
1. Your Thoughtful Selfie:
Sentence clarity
Text cohesion
Visual
Complete response to Selfie questions

X
I would just
mess
around with
the layout a
bit. Tid bit
hard to read.

TAB: Student Voices Symposium

1. Brainstorming: Response to 7 questions
2. Your symposium contribution (paragraph)

X_ love
Jefferson
Bethke

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TAB: Reflections
Portfolio Audience Reflection (paragraph)
Symposium Audience Reflection (paragraph)
Essay 1 Reflection (completed in class)
Portfolio Rubrics for your group members: upload as
a document or cut and past directly onto the reflection
page.

TAB: Home
1. Portfolio Purpose: What do you hope to demonstrate
about yourself as a writer? What are goals do you
have for yourself as a writer? As a critical thinker?
(One paragraph- posted by 2/16)
2. Published Pieces:
a. Publish Essay 1: you may also include any
visualizations that you think are relevant to this essay.

Proficient

Needs
Work

X- Missing
Peer grading,
symposium
audience, also
move essay
from this page
to home page
X-Missing
Essay 1-Is on
reflections
page

Target Audience: Academic College Audience

After reviewing the required portfolio items listed about, evaluate the presentation and
organization of the documents posted on your group members individual portfolio sites.

1. Based on the sentence craft usage and organization of information for the portfolios,
determine if the portfolio assignments are written and formatted for an academic audience.
If no, highlight specific passages that highlight your perspective and offer suggestions to
improving the text format and/or sentence craft.
If yes, highlight strong lines that demonstrate that the text is written for a college-level academic
audience.
YES
Portfolio Presentation/Organization:
Strengths

You are very organized! Definitely strength!

Also you do a great job reflecting your
purpose throughout

Portfolio Presentation/Organization:
Needs Work

Not much, just getting things to the right

places
Also formatting of your ABOUT could be
a little more readable. Hard when all
squished in the corner