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You are giving a lecture on a topic you know will be difficult for your students to understand and learn. Describe at least one specific strategy you can use to maximize the probability that:
   a. Your students will store the information in their working memories.
   b. The information you present doesn't exceed the limits of students' working memory capacities.
   c. Your students will elaborate on the things you talk about.
   d. Your students will organize the material effectively.

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