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improve meta-cognitive thinking skills so as to respond to reading through thoughtful inquiry, articulate discussion, better test performance, and incisive writing. improve their research skills, particularly their ability to evaluate primary and secondary sources, properly attributing their sources in accordance with MLA guidelines.
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