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Mr. Evans is a new teacher who wants to avoid the negative effects of teacher expectations. If he follows the guidelines of expert educators, he will do all of the following EXCEPT:
A) call on low achievers as often as high achievers.
B) provide prompts for low-achieving students during class discussions.
C) provide support without challenging students.
D) be flexible in grouping students for academic tasks.

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