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The document discusses strategies for helping students prepare for Pennsylvania state assessments. It suggests having students take practice questions in groups to learn from each other, and providing guidance by modeling problem-solving approaches, giving tips, or using templates. It also recommends having students post explanations of solutions online through blogs, discussions boards, or audio recordings to increase engagement. The document is from the Pennsylvania Department of Education about 2012 state assessment resources.
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