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This is a term for analyzing elements in an information database to look for hidden data patterns.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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All of the following are ways teachers may use online lesson development resources such as Thinkfinity except
 
  a. Learning how other educators have organized learning experiences for students
  b. Offering teachers sample lesson plans to adopt and adapt for use with classes
  c. Improving the content knowledge of teachers who may not understand the material they are expected to teach
  d. Enabling administrators to oversee the academic material being taught to students


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data mining

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