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Before leaving language arts class, the teacher asks students to discuss their role in group work completed that day. Why should a teacher spend time on this?
A) Students not only self-evaluate but also reflect on others' contributions to the group.
B) A discussion is a good way to calm students before leaving the room.
C) Students can share what they learned with entire class.
D) It allows students an opportunity to use their verbal skills.

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