Portfolio

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Once you have completed all texts, it's time to choose the five you think are your best ones and to create a portfolio. The portfolio will be printed (black/white) but carefully follow the instructions before you start printing anything! Pictures and illustrations are welcome!

Note! You cannot choose assignments 4 or 12 for the portfolio.



STRUCTURE OF THE PORTFOLIO (TOTAL 8 PAGES OR MORE)

1. COVER PAGE
  • Name of the portfolio
  • Your name
  • Name of the course
  • Date
  • Illustrations (can also be drawn etc. -> use your imagination!)

2. CONTENTS AND INTRODUCTION

Names of the 5 assignments you chose and explanations on each of the five texts:
  • Why did you choose this assignment for the portfolio?
  • What was the writing process like?
  • What did you succeed in?
  • What could you improve on?

3. THE TEXTS
  • One assignment per page!
  • Assignment number and description
  • The (possible) title of your text 
  • Line spacing 1,5-2!
  • Font size 12

4. SELF-EVALUATION

Answer the following questions in a coherent text (=NO list of answers!)
  • Which assignment did you like the most? Why?
  • Which assignment do you think is your best one? Why?
  • Which assignment (of ALL the assignments) do you think was the most difficult one? Why?
  • What kind of aids did you use when writing?
  • What kind of feedback did you receive from other students?
  • Do you think you improved as a writer?
  • What are your strengths as a writer?
  • What are your weaknesses?

THE PORTFOLIOS WILL BE PRINTED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE PAPER! DON'T PRINT ANYTHING BEFORE THE TEACHER HAS APPROVED OF YOUR PORTFOLIO!

Absolute final deadline for the portfolio: Wednesday September 25th by 2 pm! Late returns will not be accepted!

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