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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"portfolio-type"

A final exam of one of my classes is a journal entry. The description of the final exam has this: "This final exam is intended as a portfolio-type assignment."

So what does it mean? What is my professor looking to see? Thank you.
  

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You could at least tell us the subject.
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Sorry, I didn't realize that matter. It's an education course. We are to reflect on our learning in this course. I'm just not sure what a "portfolio-type" journal/essay would look like. What's portfolio? Thanks.
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I think you need to ask your teacher what he expects, since there seem to be a number of types used for different purposes. Essentially, a portfolio is a collection of documents that you use as examples of the work that you have done. This from the internet:

How to Write a Portfolio Essay

Portfolio essays allow students to assess their own progress. Students may be as
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