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The Use of Portfolio to Assess Student’s Performance ... theory of school learning which exists in teaching programs. However, disadvantage of this approach is that it ignores the students’ different skills and developmental potentials in assessment (Çepni, 2006). Thus as parallel to recent developments in education
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