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Students in Mr. Kester's class are practicing the strategy of organizing lecture information by using Cornell notes. Mr. Kester is circulating the classroom and giving students feedback about their notes. Some of the students have used the strategy effectively and the feedback from Mr. Kester is positive. Others are struggling, and the feedback provides additional instruction. Mr. Kester's class is at what stage of transfer of this strategy?
A) Transfer phase
B) Retention phase
C) Acquisition phase
D) Confusion phase

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