Teaching portfolio

A teaching portfolio, also known as a teaching dossier, is a way for teachers to describe, reflect on and document their teaching philosophy, goals, and achievements.

A teaching portfolio is:

• An ongoing project reflecting our evolution and experience as teachers
• Our personal record of thoughts and lessons
• A structured means of reflection on our work, a process of self-evaluation and goal setting
• An approach to teaching enhancement whereby we can gauge successes, best practices and opportunities for improvement
• A file containing samples of our material, lesson plans and even snapshots of boardwork.

As such, it is much more than a simple CV, which is merely for 3rd-party consumption.

See also

• Lifelong learning
• Teaching style

External links

• British Council Think articles: "The voices that guide us"

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