E-Portfolio as a Multidimentional Learning Experience for Preservice Teachers
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Department
Teaching & Educational Leadership
Document Type
Book Contribution
Abstract
BOOK ABSTRACT:
High impact practices are a twenty-first-century phenomenon, but if you’ve read any of the authors’ books, you know, for instance, that for many years they have been collaborating, instructing undergraduates how to research like full professors, and teaching writing intensive courses—in short, employing some high impact practices, even though, back then, they were merely effective teaching strategies.What impresses the authors the most about HIPs is that they have been rigorously assessed, and no doubt remains that they work, resulting in deeper learning. Moreover, what started as a top-ten practices list has already grown to eleven with the demonstrated efficacy of the e-portfolio. And that list will surely grow as more and more research is performed. For this title, there is one point the authors would like to stress: No law exists that prevents you from using more than one HIP at a time in a learning experience. In fact, as their PLC experience proved, piggybacking the HIPs makes them even more effective, or, as Mae West said, “Too much of a good thing can be . . . wonderful.”
First Page
168
Last Page
170
Publication Date
2018
Publisher
New Forums Press
City
Stillwater, Oklahoma
ISBN
9781581073201
Recommended Citation
Ibrahim, M., (2018). “E-Portfolio as a Multidimensional Learning Experience for Preservice Teachers” In Blythe, H., Sweet, C., & Carpenter, R. G, It works for me: It Works for Me with High-Impact Practices. Stillwater, OK: New Forums Press.