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Mrs. O'Connor wants to use groups in her diverse fourth grade classroom. What should she do if she wants to follow the guidelines for culturally relevant teaching?
A) Allow students to self-select their groups for each task
B) Assign students to homogeneous groups on the basis of race/ethnicity
C) Avoid using small groups to protect students against biases
D) Organize heterogeneous groups of four or five students

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