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1) The document outlines a webquest for students to learn about AIDS/HIV through collaborative group work and research. 2) It divides students into reporters to research different topics like symptoms, transmission, prevention, treatment, and assigns resources for each. 3) The tasks involve creating a PowerPoint presentation and printable quiz to test their new knowledge.
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