Judging from the textbook's discussion of students' ability to identify important information, when will students be most likely to identify something in a lesson as being important?
A) When their teacher writes it on the chalkboard
B) When it is an abstract theme that underlies a lesson
C) When it is presented at the beginning of a lesson
D) When it is presented at the end of a lesson
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