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Tennessee 4-H Project Achievement Portfolio
In 2019, the Tennessee 4-H Project Portfolio moved to a web-based format. To help parents, 4-H’ers, volunteers, and others working with the 4-H Project Portfolio have a better understanding of what each part of the portfolio should contain, a series of training videos have been created:
In addition to training videos, training PowerPoints are now available for 4-H agents to use in their county trainings. These will require your netid and password to download.
- “Good or Bad?” – 4-H Project Plans”
- “Writing for Impact”
- “Where Does This Go? The A B C’s of Section C”
- Rank These! Selecting the Best Photos for Your Portfolio
- Pick It Apart: Tennessee 4-H Project Portfolio Resume Activity
The following is a list of the Section A, Section B, and Section C forms that 4-H’ers will need to use in their portfolios:
Additional Links:
- Entry Form, Checklist, and Publicity Form
- 4-H web-based portfolio prototype
- 4-H portfolio rubric (scorecard)
- 4-H Interview Preparation Resources:
- Ensuring e-Portfolio Excellence
Finally, the following document is the step-by-step guide to building a web-based 4-H Project Portfolio: