For Portfolio we have terms and definitions in 21 topics. The topics are Accounting, Advertising, Body Modification, Books, Dream, Education, At-Risk Students, Education, Gifted Education, Educational, Finance, Fine Art, Frauds and Scams, Fundraising, Grantmaking, Illustration, Instructional Strategies, International Business, International Economics, Investing, Investment, Parliamentary Procedure and Teacher Evaluation.

Portfolio (Accounting)

is a term for describing all the investments that an entity owns. A diversified portfolio contains a variety of investments.

Portfolio (Advertising)

A large, bound volume containing samples of past work and used by an agency or an artist to promote business.

Portfolio (Body Modification)

Something every good piercer has -- a book of pictures of piercings they've done. ask to see your piercers portfolio before they pierce you!

Portfolio (Books)

A portable case used to protect loose papers, plates, pamphlets, and the like. It usually consists of two boards with a wide cloth or paper joint forming the "spine." Can also refer to an artist's body of work.

Portfolio (Dream)

To dream of a portfolio, denotes that your employment will not be to your liking, and you will seek a change in your location.

Portfolio (Education, At-Risk Students)

An alternative way of assessing students in which the teacher and student collect and organize the student's work throughout a course or class year. Grades are based on this packet of materials, which measures the student's knowledge and skills, and often includes some form of self-reflection by the student.

Portfolio (Education, Gifted Education)

A collection of student work that demonstrates achievement for purposes of assessment.

Portfolio (Educational)

An organized collection of a student's work throughout a course or school year. Grades are based on this packet of materials, which measures the student's knowledge and skills and often includes some form of self-reflection by the student.

Portfolio (Finance)

A collection of investments, real and/or financial.

Portfolio (Fine Art)

A body of finished work.

Portfolio (Frauds and Scams)

The holdings of more than one stock, bond, cash equivalent or other asset by an individual or institution. A portfolio may be designed to achieve the investors goals--such as obtaining maximum returns or reducing risk through diversification.

Portfolio (Fundraising)

A group of investments or grants held by a foundation or venture philanthropy group.

Portfolio (Grantmaking)

A group of investments or grants held by a foundation or venture philanthropy group.

Portfolio (Illustration)

A selection of an artist’s best work that shows the kind of work he or she is capable of and exhibiting a representative style.

Portfolio (Instructional Strategies)

Portfolios - NCREL
Guidelines for Portfolio Assessment
Portfolios

Portfolio (International Business)

Combined holding of more than one stock, bond, real estate asset, or other asset by an investor.

Portfolio (International Economics)

The entirety of the financial assets (and usually also liabilities) that an economic agent or group of agents owns.

Portfolio (Investing)

The holdings of more than one stock, bond, cash equivalent or other asset by an individual or institution. A portfolio may be designed to achieve the investors goals--such as obtaining maximum returns or reducing risk through diversification.

See Also: Diversification; Risk; Risk/Reward Ratio

Portfolio (Investment)

A collection of securities owned by an individual or an institution (such as a mutual fund) that may include stocks, bonds, and money market securities.

Portfolio (Parliamentary Procedure)

(portefeuille) - The responsibilities of a Cabinet Minister, especially the subject matter or government department with which he or she is charged. Portfolios are assigned by the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister.

Portfolio (Teacher Evaluation)

A purposeful collection of documents concerning a teacher's performance (e.g., testimonials, student learning outcome reports, samples of students' work) and of products produced by the teacher (e.g., a lesson plan, a critique of a textbook chapter, a videotape of a lesson, a teacher-made unit test). The types of documents to be included may be specified, or the teacher may be free to choose what types of documents to include.

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