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Graduate Certificate in College Teaching Portfolio Checklist
This checklist must be submitted with your portfolio to your college Certificate in College Teaching
contact person. All portfolios (including the checklist) need to be submitted electronically (either via URL
or PDF). No hard copies will be accepted. Your college contact will then submit both the checklist and
your portfolio to [email protected]
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I have included a copy of my approved Application form in this portfolio
Would you be willing to be listed as a person who has completed the certificate?
Would you be willing to be contacted by others going through the program?
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Special Note:
Every portfolio will have its own unique character. However, all students are required to include specific
things in their portfolio. For your convenience, we developed and provide (on the next page) a tip sheet
that will hopefully address any questions you have about the portfolio checklist.
CCT Portfolio Checklist
©2014 MSU Graduate School
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PART1- COURSEWORK
CORECOMPETENCY 1: Developing Discipline-Related Teaching Strategies**This competency must be satisfied by successfully completing a discipline-related or other approved course on teaching.
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PART 2 - FOUNDATIONS FOR PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT
CORECOMPETENCY 2: Adult Students as Learners: Creating Learning EnvironmentsThis competency is satisfied by participating in a professional development workshop or seminar, such as those offered by TheGraduate School, Teaching Assistant Program, your college or department, or other unit on campus.
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CORECOMPETENCY 3: Incorporating Technology in the ClassroomThis competency is satisfied by participating in a professional development workshop or seminar, such as those offered by TAP,the Graduate School, your college or department, IT Services, or other unit.
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CCT Portfolio Checklist
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CORE COMPETEI\J~Y 4: Ul(lderst~ndirigthe University Context _ _ _.._This competency is satisfied by participating in a professional development workshop or seminar, such as those offered- by TAP,the Graduate School, your college or department, or other unit
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PART 3 - MENTOR ED TEACHING EXPERIENCE
CORE COMPETENCY 5: Assessing Student Learning** This competency must be satisfied by the Mentored Teaching ExperienceFor guidance, see the evaluation rubric at:http://careersuccess.msu.edu/sites/defaultlfiles/Mentored teaching project evaluation template a.pdf
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Pages in portfolio (or URL): ~f;J · /1 IN W 11"' •. If - • • ec;t"; rtvY I ~. 4 _..,. _/ 'r~\", % lilt:? exl,'e.ri8etc_e-..J Summary of mentored teaching experience -" h.~J..J' 6-Step Outline http://careersuccess.msu.edu!sites!default!files!Mentored project worksheet for web a.pdf)
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Assessment instrument and description/explanation
Data
Findings
J Letter of Support and Evaluation from Faculty Mentor
PART 4 - TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
Your teaching philosophy is an evolving document in which you articulate your experiences, beliefs, and values of teaching. Thisis a personal document and thus, there is no formula for what must be included in it. It should, however, reflect you and yourcritical thinking about your teaching practice.
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