Module 4 — Portfolio Capstone Studio

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10 questions · 70% pass mark

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1. What is the primary goal of providing rubric-based feedback in the Process Portfolio?

2. When feedback identifies a gap in critical reflection, what is the best approach?

3. What does a successful 'feed-forward' comment look like?

4. Why is the connection between experimentation and reflection essential?

5. How can teachers use the 'traffic light' method in the classroom?

6. What is the benefit of departmental moderation sprints?

7. What constitutes a 'marked student sample' for your capstone?

8. Which of these is a hallmark of high-quality feedback?

9. If a student documents a failed experiment, how should they reflect on it?

10. What is the teacher's primary role regarding the Process Portfolio?

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1. A student has submitted a series of beautiful paintings but no process documentation. What is your immediate action?

2. You find a student's mark is ambiguous according to the rubric. What do you do?

3. A student expresses frustration that their 'analysis' is considered thin by your feedback. How do you respond?

4. How do you handle a student who only documents successful work?

5. You are grading a sample. The visual work is exceptional, but the writing is weak. How does this impact your feedback?

6. A parent asks why their child didn't get a 7. How do you justify your feedback?

7. What is the best way to monitor student progress throughout the term?

8. A student asks if they can use someone else's idea. What do you say?

9. You are designing a rubric for your class. What should be the foundation?

10. During a moderation sprint, a colleague disagrees with your grading. What is your reaction?