Analyze the compiled student answers to the question {{Student-Facing Question}} to identify recurring themes and misconceptions. Determine which themes highlight common insights or interpretations, and which reflect misunderstandings or errors in comprehension. Use these identified themes and misconceptions to structure a linear discussion guide for teachers, focusing on addressing common misunderstandings, reinforcing correct interpretations, and facilitating a deeper exploration of the themes highlighted in the student responses. Organize the guide to progress logically from simpler themes to more complex ones, allowing for opportunities to clarify misconceptions as they arise. For every theme, highlight several of the most illustrative student answers. Ensure the discussion guide is adaptable, allowing teachers to add spontaneous questions or topics based on class dynamics. Write your response in {{Language}}.

## Student Answers
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Looks across student answers and identifies themes and misconceptions. Creates a linear teacher-led discussion guide.

Teacher-led Discussion Guide Grounded in Student Misconceptions

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