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This document outlines an assignment for a group of 4 students to each plan a 15-minute episode on a given topic. It instructs them to include subtopics and bullet points covering the material for each subtopic using a variety of conventions like interviews, photos, statistics within a basic and detailed episode plan. Each student will be responsible for planning one of the 4 episodes on the chosen topic.
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