Support students to identify and document their strengths, interests, and aspirations
Suggestion for implementing the strategy ‘Helping students identify aspirations and implement plans to achieve them’
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Using e-portfolios
Using e-portfolios
A student’s portfolio can inform planning for the future and the transition from school. It can be used as, or help inform, a student’s curriculum vitae.
It may include:
- evidence of the student’s learning at school and their achievements and activities outside school
- school reports
- certificates of achievement and participation
- work experience assessments, tertiary courses undertaken
- photographs, video clips
- a summary of the educational settings attended
- references and other relevant information.
Encourage learner profiles
Encourage learner profiles
A learner profile is created by students and whānau.
Students can choose to present information in any media.
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Include family aspirations
Include family aspirations
A learning support HoD describes how an online portfolio enables aspirations to be shared easily.
Document work placements
Document work placements
In their final two years of school, support students to take photos to add to their portfolios.
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Source: Ministry of Education | Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga
Useful resources
Useful resources
My future, my choice
This personal profile and transition from school action plan is a PowerPoint template developed by Bath and Northeast Council.
Publisher: Bath & North East Somerset Council
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