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A teacher is discouraged by students' lack of interest in class. If the teacher decides to use grades as motivators, which of the following strategies would be most useful?
A) Use clear criteria so that students can understand how grades are earned.
B) Use comparative standards for grading.
C) Reduce the number of tests given.
D) Give students a few weeks to get a test off their minds, before giving them test feedback.

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