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The document discusses the importance of using learning targets to maximize student learning and raise test scores. It defines key terms like content standards, learning targets, and concepts. Effective lessons are built around clear learning targets that ensure students learn specific concepts and skills rather than just completing worksheets. Examples of well-written learning targets are provided, along with guidance on developing targets aligned to grade-level standards and assessing student understanding of the targets.

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