Portfolio
Portfolio Cover Letter: you must introduce your portfolio with a one to two page letter that discusses your process of revision and reflects on your progress over the course of that process. Here are some questions you might consider. You are not required to answer all of these questions; feel free to think of your own: 1.)How did you arrive at the final portfolio you have chosen to present? how do the final drafts reflect instructor/comments, your own reflection on your work?<br />
2.)What did you learn revising? What do you know now that you did not know when you wrote earlier drafts, and how is that reflected in the final portfolio?<br />
3.) How/why does this portfolio best represent your improvement and/or development over the course of the semester<br />
4.) If you made radical changes to your original drafts, which decisions lead to those changes? What was your process of revision?<br />
5.) Th e cover letter may be in a format of your choice (paragraph form,business letter etc.)
2.)What did you learn revising? What do you know now that you did not know when you wrote earlier drafts, and how is that reflected in the final portfolio?<br />
3.) How/why does this portfolio best represent your improvement and/or development over the course of the semester<br />
4.) If you made radical changes to your original drafts, which decisions lead to those changes? What was your process of revision?<br />
5.) Th e cover letter may be in a format of your choice (paragraph form,business letter etc.)
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