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Bibliography of Assessment Alternatives: Portfolios

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LeMahieu, Paul. Writing Portfolio; Current Working Model, 1991. Available from:<br />

Pittsburgh Public Schools, Division <strong>of</strong> Writing & Speaking, 341 S. Bellefield Ave.,<br />

Pittsburgh, PA 15213, (412) 622-3500, fax: (412) 622-8578.<br />

This package contains handouts about the PROPEL project, which has ended. The handouts<br />

were used for a presentation by Paul LeMahieu and Dennie Wolf at the ASCD Consortium on<br />

Expanded <strong>Assessment</strong> meeting, November 5-6, 1991 in San Diego. Included are forms,<br />

instructions, a philosophy statement, and help with building a portfolio culture in the<br />

classroom. For example:<br />

• A form for students to fill out that becomes the table <strong>of</strong> contents for the portfolio<br />

• A form for students to fill out that becomes the explanation <strong>of</strong> why each piece was chosen<br />

for the portfolio<br />

• A list <strong>of</strong> clues for knowing when students are ready to do portfolios<br />

• Questions to prompt student self-reflection on writing<br />

• Instructions to students on how to review and update their portfolios<br />

• A form for parents to use to review their child's portfolio<br />

• A form for students to use to respond to their parents' review<br />

• A framework for evaluating the portfolio as a whole<br />

(AL# 470.3WRIPOC)<br />

LeMahieu, Paul G., Joanne T. Eresh and Richard C. Wallace, Jr. Using Student <strong>Portfolios</strong><br />

for a Public Accounting. Located in: The School Administrator 49, December 1992,<br />

pp. 8-15.<br />

This article is a very readable summary <strong>of</strong> the philosophy, approach, and assessment<br />

procedures for PROPEL, a portfolio project in art, music and writing begun in 1987. The<br />

majority <strong>of</strong> the article is on student portfolios being used for public accounting, including the<br />

idea <strong>of</strong> "audits" <strong>of</strong> portfolios by members <strong>of</strong> the community in order to "validate" the<br />

conclusions drawn by staff review <strong>of</strong> portfolios.<br />

(AL# 000.6USISTP)<br />

<strong>Assessment</strong> Resource Library, (503) 275-9582 49 Portfolio <strong>Bibliography</strong><br />

(formerly Test Center) NWREL, December 1996

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