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Department of Education Florida Educator Accomplished Practices (FEAP) Portfolio Set-up

WHAT IS THE FEAP PORTFOLIO? ,[object Object]

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First, the Crosswalk goes into the inside front cover pocket

Next, the FEAP Portfolio Continuing Progress Evaluation document gets put in the inside front cover pocket

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iv) If your Evidence is bulky, then use the AP Evidence Substitution Form

v) Use the Evidence Reflection Form to write a reflection on each evidence

vi) If any part of your AP Evidence/Reflection does not pass level 3 on the rubric, you will be given a IRP Form…..this is to help you remediate and improve!!!

Each iteration of an evidence must be placed with the IRB form at the end of each AP section after the AP reflection

Each AP Section will have three (3) repetitions of the above. One for “Beginning”, “Intermediate” and “Advanced” 1) FEAP Evidence Description 2) FEAP Evidence Rubric 3) FEAP Evidence / Assignment or FEAP Substitution Form 4) FEAP AP Evidence Reflection 5) FEAP IRP (if necessary, with all iterations/new drafts of the FEAP evidence/assignment following)

If an Evidence is missing, look at the FEAP Evidence Substitution List

For all Documents go to: http://uteduportfolio.googlepages.com/feapportfolioset-up For all FEAP matters go to: http://uteduportfolio.googlepages.com/home

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1. Department of Education Florida Educator Accomplished Practices (FEAP) Portfolio Set-up

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16. First, the Crosswalk goes into the inside front cover pocket

17. Next, the FEAP Portfolio Continuing Progress Evaluation document gets put in the inside front cover pocket

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21. TURN YOUR FIRST TAB DIVIDER (AP 1) OVER

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23. i) FEAP Evidence Description

24. ii) FEAP Evidence Rubric

25. iii) FEAP Evidence / Assignment

26. iv) If your Evidence is bulky, then use the AP Evidence Substitution Form

27. v) Use the Evidence Reflection Form to write a reflection on each evidence

28. vi) If any part of your AP Evidence/Reflection does not pass level 3 on the rubric, you will be given a IRP Form…..this is to help you remediate and improve!!!

29. Each iteration of an evidence must be placed with the IRB form at the end of each AP section after the AP reflection

30. Each AP Section will have three (3) repetitions of the above. One for “Beginning”, “Intermediate” and “Advanced” 1) FEAP Evidence Description 2) FEAP Evidence Rubric 3) FEAP Evidence / Assignment or FEAP Substitution Form 4) FEAP AP Evidence Reflection 5) FEAP IRP (if necessary, with all iterations/new drafts of the FEAP evidence/assignment following)

31. If an Evidence is missing, look at the FEAP Evidence Substitution List

32. For all Documents go to: http://uteduportfolio.googlepages.com/feapportfolioset-up For all FEAP matters go to: http://uteduportfolio.googlepages.com/home

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