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The document discusses using Microsoft PowerPoint to support emergent literacy skill development in young at-risk children. It contains sections on pedagogical aspects, document layout and formatting requirements, document image requirements, motivation and reinforcement, presentation, feedback, and navigation. An observer would use this checklist to evaluate how well a PowerPoint presentation meets standards for education goals, design, interactivity, and support for early literacy skills.
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