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The document discusses a Spanish class. It provides an agenda for the day which includes reviewing test results, forming new groups, and reviewing Spanish 1 vocabulary. It discusses exam scores and the importance of completing homework. It outlines new procedures for working in groups, including each group having a folder with materials. The class practiced moving their desks into groups.
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