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The document outlines a mock-up presentation on aligning a writing program with Common Core standards. It discusses the modes of writing for different grade levels, frequently asked questions about the program, and options for teacher training and implementation support. The presentation would include graphics, animations, and opportunities for audience participation to engage teachers on key topics.
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