September 20, 2000 in
MikeM's Office
Reflecting Scaffold
This Tapped In session has an unusual format. You'll need to meet with
a colleague to exchange feedback and then meet back with MikeM at 9:15 for
questions and the Wrap-up.
The Reflection_Scaffold.doc
is a three-page Word document
that provides you with a scaffold for your first of four reflections as you
refine selected portfolio artifacts and place them in the Content section of
your portfolio. You'll need to use this format at least once.
Following that, you may elect to modify the format or devise another format
that addresses the established review
criteria.
The Reflection_Scaffold document is only meant to be a support tool that gets
you started on the reviewing, reflecting, revising process. It leaves room for
your decisions as to how you might adjust to this process. That's what a scaffold
is. You use it when you need it.
7:20 - 9:15
For your Tapped In assignment for this evening, you will need to team up with
a colleague in Tapped In and exchange products for review.
- Use the Reflection_Scaffold
tool and follow the directions on the document.
- I would suggest using your your Ed's Oasis project as your chosen artifact since
you will want feedback on that anyway. However, you certainly may
choose your project completed for Duane Campbell's class or even an earlier
product from the Tools and the Curriculum class.
- Take 45 minutes to review the work of a colleague.
- Take 15 to 20 minutes to read how several iMET student reflected on
the feedback of their colleagues and instructors.
- Gail
Desler's Reflections As well, look around Gail's portfolio
for more ideas.
- Scotty Auble:
Wait for the left frame to load. Click on the dropdown menu
for File Concepts Lesson Plan to find Scotty's reflections for that
product. You can also scroll upwards on the right frame for
more information on this product. Check out Scotty's other products.
- When you've completed the peer review portion of the form, rename the document
with an appropriate name. Take a break.
- Consider how you'd like to respond to the feedback others have
provided. Begin designing your reflection page for the product you've
chosen for feedback for tonight.
9:15
Check back in to Tapped In at 9:15 for questions and wrap-up comments.
