Questions: How do children benefit from portfolio implementation? Select all that apply. a. Teachers pay more attention to them. b. They become involved in evaluating their own work. c. Teachers determine what work is meaningful. d. They can see and take pride in their own accomplishments. e. They see their own strengths and weaknesses.

The correct answers are: b. They become involved in evaluating their own work. d. They can see and take pride in their own accomplishments. e. They see their own strengths and weaknesses.

Explanation for each option:

a. Teachers pay more attention to them.

• Incorrect. While portfolio implementation may lead to teachers paying more attention to individual students' progress, this is not a direct benefit to the children themselves. The focus is on the children's engagement and self-assessment.

b. They become involved in evaluating their own work.

• Correct. Portfolios encourage children to reflect on their own work, fostering self-assessment and critical thinking skills.

c. Teachers determine what work is meaningful.

• Incorrect. This option focuses on the teacher's role rather than the child's benefit. The question asks about the benefits to the children, not the teachers.

d. They can see and take pride in their own accomplishments.

• Correct. Portfolios allow children to visually track their progress and achievements over time, which can boost their self-esteem and motivation.

e. They see their own strengths and weaknesses.

• Correct. By reviewing their portfolio, children can identify areas where they excel and areas that need improvement, promoting self-awareness and personal growth.