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Brown University Department of Education
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Digication e-Portfolios are used Department-wide by the Brown Department of Education. The use of this e-Portfolio, created by MAT Ben Weber, is described clearly on the opening page, “This e-Portfolio serves a place for me to chart my progress toward meeting Brown University MAT Program’s Practice Based Standards for beginning teachers, reflect on the reciprocal processes of teaching and learning, self-assess, and to display both my and students’ work.” Portfolios are a required component of an MAT program in Rhode Island and this student has taken advantage of Digication’s customizable menus to organize his work by specific teaching standards.
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