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Build on student strengths Clarify misconceptions Adjust the curriculum to meet the needs of the students Introduce new or unknown concepts Occurrence: Before a course, grade level, unit, and/or lesson District Tests: Classroom Diagnostic Tool (CDT) Classroom Examples: Initial writing prompts KWL charts

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