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Portfolio Wirsma Arif Harahap FOME – FK Univ Andalas Padang 2013

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Wirsma Arif Harahap FOME – FK Univ Andalas Padang 2013. Portfolio. Portfolio. Why Portfolio ? What is it ? What for ? How ?. “…a systematic and organized collection of evidence used by the teacher and student to monitor growth of students’ knowledge, skills and attitudes in a specific area.”. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Portfolio

Wirsma Arif HarahapFOME – FK Univ Andalas Padang

2013

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Why Portfolio ?What is it ?What for ?

How ?

Portfolio

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What is a portfolio?

“…a systematic and organized collection of evidence used by the teacher and student to monitor growth of students’ knowledge, skills and attitudes in a specific area.”

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What is a portfolio?

A portfolio is a systematic collection of one’s work.

It is the primary way professionals display their work.◦Artists, models, architects, etc.

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Portfolios

Portfolio assessment is an ongoing process.

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(Pyramid Miller)

Portfolio

Mini-CEXOSCE

MCQ

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Types of Portfolios

Process Portfolio may include: journals, reflections, independent work, teacher evaluations, self evaluations

Product Portfolio: short, more accessible documents at mastery level

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Types of Portfolios

Celebration Portfolio:

Student’s use as mementos of their favorite learning activities and experiences; creative and imaginative

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Types of Portfolios

Showcase Portfolio: Displays student’s best work; takes time

Digital Portfolio: May include text, graphics, video, and audio components; student’s gain computer skills

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PROBLEM IN MEDICAL EDUCATION?>> Action: <<< Reflection!Emotional exp: never processed

Why use portfolios?

Accurate & holistic

Involves student

Allows difference

A story the growth

Improve teaching

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Why use portfolio?

Limitations of single measure assessment

Shift in pedagogical theory to student-

centered classrooms

Suited to collaboration

Students become independent learners

Portfolios combine instruction and

assessment

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Why use portfolio ?

Portfolios can be tailored for

individual student needs.

Portfolios can improve

motivation.

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Purposes of Portfolios

1. Documenting what is

2. Showcasing achievements

3. Reflecting on the experience

4. Developing expertise

5. Empowering the learner

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Portfolios as a Novel Approach for Student Evaluation

USE/Research of PORTFOLIO

PORTFOLIO AS A LEARNING TOOLFOR MEDICAL STUDENTS

Portfolios: Measuring the Art and the Science in Medical Education

The Individual Learning Planning & Portfolio: Skills for Adult Learners

Portfolio Use for Learning and Assessment

Career-PortfolioRules & Guidelines for Teacher

Recruitment

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Reflective Portfolio

Competency based reflections

The questions:1. What did you learn?2. Who helped you with the patient?3. What might you do differently next

time?4. Were your values challenged?5. What made you feel good?6. How to share with others?

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Benefits of Portfolios

DocumentationShowcaseReflection

Developmental

AccessAchievementIntrospectionShow improvement

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book Portfolio

Provided Portfolio binder all the necessary documents/components

Some components: - Logbook - Letter/certificate - Reflection - Results of tests - Research - Photograph

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Characteristics of a good portfolio

Decide the purpose.

Carefully select the contents.

Determine the collection schedule.

Plan assessment criteria.

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UMN E-Portfolio Homepagehttps://portfolio.umn.edu/portfolio/index.jsp

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PORTFOLIO :

1. BENTUK POTFOLIO

2. ISI DOKUMEN PORT FOLIO

3. Rencana PELAKSANAAN REFLEKSI

4. CONTOH REFLEKSI

5. CONTOH MENTORING

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Dokumen pada portfolio: Bentuk BINDER

ISI PORTFOLIO:- Logbook- Surat2 tugas- Nilai – nilai tugas / ujian- Nilai presentasi - Aktivitas lain- Sertifikat- Penelitian- Refleksi Kasus/Self assesment- Mentoring/Umpan balik- Foto-2 dokumentasi

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Refleksi kasus: 1 kasus tiap dua minggu.

CONTOH REFLEKSI KASUS Identitas KasusAnalisis KAP (knowledge, attitude, practice)

dari sisi pasien / masyEvidence base diagnosis dan manajemen Adakah empati pribadi terhadap kasus ini

sehubungan penyakit, kondisi sosial ekonomi, psikologis, dan lain lain.

Evaluasi: pengalaman yang dapat diambil dari kasus ini

Tindak lanjut: jika terjadi kasus serupa, apa yang akan dikerjakan berdasarkan EBM/data

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Mentoring pada refleksi kasus:

Apa yang telah kamu pelajari? Siapa yang membantu kamu ? Apa yang kamu kerjakan berbeda untuk

yang akan datang? Apakah kasus memberi

tantangan/menarik atau biasa saja? Apa yang membuat kamu merasa suka? Bagaimana kamu berbagi pengalaman

dengan teman lain?

SARAN-SARAN untuk perbaikan

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Log book

Experiences learning Chronological arrange

Portfolio: > Complex Evidence collection of learning results Reflection of learning experiences Improvement aspectFormative & summative Assessment

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Consist of meetings in which students review learning goals and discuss progress is a

key element in the portfolio assessment process.

Most conferences are between students and their teachers

They give students opportunities to consider their interests and to access their abilities, such as:

• Reflective discussion • Enable students to participate actively in the assessment

process

Portfolio Conferences

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Peer, Small-Groupand

Student-Led Conferences

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Student-Lead Conferences- allow students to

share their progress with their parents in

structured conferences.

Student-Lead Conferences

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Peer Conferences- meetings between two students to discuss portfolio goals, activities, and progress.

Peer Conferences

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Small-Group Conferences- meetings with three to five students.

Small-Group Conferences