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2783 50 teachers The English Language Centre EPORTFOLIOS! 2007-08 Spoken Language Foundation English Presentation Skills Student Nos. 200 196 192 50 teachers 2008-09 Spoken Language Foundation English Presentation Skills Written Language Student Nos. 1412 187 556 40

Electronic learning portfolios engage students in reflection on their learning. More awareness An ability to take control Change Three examples: 1. Students can reflect orally on their learning experiences.

Electronic learning portfolios engage students in reflection on their learning. More awareness An ability to take control Change Three examples: 1. Students can reflect orally on their learning experiences. 2. Students engage in a critical thinking process as they select evidence to demonstrate learning outcomes. 3. It allows teachers to set up new procedures to drive a cycle of feedback and response.