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Mr. Sherbloom is teaching a lesson on federal law and wants to be certain students are grasping the information. Which step in a direct instruction should Mr. Sherbloom utilize to obtain a brief student response to lesson content, in order to assess level of understanding and correct students' misconceptions?
A) Provide distributed practice and review.
B) Orient students to the lesson.
C) Conduct learning probes.
D) Present new material.

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