The phrase "writing portfolio" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a collection or sample of a person's writing. You can use "writing portfolio" in situations such as applying for a writing job, presenting your work to potential clients or publishers, or showcasing your writing skills and accomplishments. Example: As part of the job application process, I submitted my writing portfolio, which included samples of my published articles and excerpts from my novel in progress.
The use of writing portfolio and its assessment as well as justification of the students' learning process enhance the students' learning outcomes [ 20].
Now, Katherine Reilly, a 17-year-old senior from Millburn High School, has received one of five top national honors for her writing portfolio in the 2001 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.
Mr. Bendis, whose writing portfolio at Marvel also includes Daredevil, The Avengers and Ultimate Spider-Man, got to fulfill the desires of many a costumed villain when he killed off Peter Parker, Spidey's previous secret identity, in the pages of Ultimate Spider-Man No. 160.
Teacher writing portfolio consisted of reflective evaluation of their growth, references to the evidences of growth by providing the best exemplar from the archive of teaching they have, their future vision of the problems they have in teaching and how they are going to solve them, and their evaluation of feedback they received from the mentors and how they respond to the comments.
For more, check out her writing portfolio.
Bell's writing portfolio is viewable at http://www.themscript.com.
As per tradition, Midnight Breakfast is celebrated each semester on the night before writing portfolios are due, and faculty and staff prepare food and hold festive activities.
The brand is also a "player on the social media front--its Facebook page has more than 1 million fans, its Twitter feed has a modest 2,323 followers (although some individual stores have their own feed), and a MySpace page keeps listeners updated on in-store music," writes Portfolio.
Allen (2004) utilized PBLT by having students build written portfolios analysing culturally relevant topics.
As of this writing the portfolio is up a mere 47%.
"The reward is that they get big," he writes in Portfolio magazine.
