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The document provides information for a parent workshop on helping their 4th grade child prepare for end-of-grade reading assessments. It introduces reading and test-taking strategies that children are learning in school such as fixing mistakes, using context clues, and finding evidence in the text to answer questions. Parents are encouraged to have their child practice these strategies at home and given tips on how to help their child prepare for tests.
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