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This document discusses using discussion as an instructional strategy in the classroom. It notes that discussion can be in small or large groups, and teachers should ask open-ended questions and give students time to think. Advantages include being inclusive and allowing new ideas, while limitations are that participation may be limited and challenges may not occur. The appropriateness of discussion depends on the difficulty level and age of students.
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