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Theme 1

appraisals from your managers, colleagues or other
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observers, or records of performance appraisals that confirm
your work and abilities. It could also include feedback on
presentations you made, meetings you chaired, projects you
managed, etc. - These types of documents are referred to as
witness testimonies or endorsements.

• Photographs or videos: This should be accompanied by a
description of the outcomes they relate to and confirmation of
authenticity, e.g. a signed note from a manager.

• Certificates: Certified copies of certificates awarded for formal
learning programmes successfully completed may be valuable
sources of evidence.

• Awards or other forms of recognition: This may include
departmental or other awards serving as independent
confirmation of achievements for excellence, or making a
valuable contribution to your school or community in some
way.

• Interviews: You should include records of formal interviews
you had with individuals that directly relate to any activity that
formed part of your studies.

1.5 Writing reflections

Professional portfolio and workplace project - Part 1

1.5.1 Purpose of writing reflections

The purpose with the writing of reflections is to serve as evidence of
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evidence contained in your portfolio; in the process, the portfolio

become proof of the actual learning process and mastery of specific

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