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2 -- --Material adapted from The Learning Portfolio (Anker, 2004) The Learning Portfolio: What Is It? The learning portfolio is a flexible, evidence-based process that combines reflection and documentation. It engages students in ongoing, reflective, and collaborative analysis of learning.
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