Mr. Kehl collects student products over the course of the year to demonstrate the progress his students make. Mr. Kehl is utilizing what type of assessment?
A. Dynamic assessment
B. Portfolio assessment
C. Informal assessment
D. Performance assessment
B.
Explanation: Portfolio assessment is the collection of student products to demonstrate progress over a period of time.
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