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Professional Artifact
The artefact is the cover page of my professional portfolio. This is an evidence of my knowledge, value, dispositions and skills which I have acquired. I have displayed six artefacts where it achieved the twelve learning outcomes. I have described how I have met the learning outcomes to standard, competencies and to effective practice. This portfolio present a compelling evidence of my understanding of teaching and learning. It demonstrates my scholarship, creativity and commitment as a professional portfolio.
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One of the outcomes is The Teacher as Lifelong Learner. Within this outcome, it expected of a novice teacher to maintain a professional portfolio. My professional portfolio is evident
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