A portfolio is a summary of an individual's experiences, reflections, and documentation of learning.
Today's postgraduate training programmes increasingly incorporate educational elements specifically aimed at stimulating learners' self-regulation, such as reflection on experiences, formulating learning goals and documentation of learning in a portfolio [ 24- 26].
Lastly, it is proposed that such documentation of learning and action would be an effective method by which to assess report back efforts and, in effect, evaluate a community's EHL.
The SCALE/Pearson edTPA electronic portfolio includes lesson planning, a discussion of student teaching placement sites, videos of candidates interacting with K-12 students, their personal assessment of the lesson, and documentation of student learning.
UNICEF also contributes to the better integration of HIV and nutrition services, generation of programmatic knowledge, including documentation of lessons learned from implementation experience and formative research on various issues, such as the reasons behind different trends in exclusive breastfeeding rates in HIV-affected countries.
As with all scientific methods, documentation of each stage of the PDSA cycle is important to support scientific quality, local learning and reflection and to ensure knowledge is captured to support organisational memory and transferability of learning to other settings.
A teaching and learning flow sheet provides a checklist of the basic components and space for documentation, such as the teaching method used, an assessment of learning readiness, evaluation of patient response, and assessment of follow-up needs.
The results revealed that pedagogical documentation has the potential to improve children's learning, contribute to teachers' awareness of learning processes and help parents gain a better understanding of learning processes in their children's education.
Besides maximum facilitation of learning it should improve the validity and reliability of measurements and documentation of competence development.
Documentation of lifelong learning is now required for residency training, board certification and maintenance of certification in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many European countries [ 6- 8].
However, there is increasing evidence and documentation of positive learning outcomes using CUREs (Campbell et al., 2007; Lopatto et al., 2008; Shaffer et al., 2010, 2014; Burnette and Wessler, 2013; Jordan et al., 2014).
