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In a classroom environment in which continual access to graphing calculators is assumed, items that have been used to assess students' understanding of functions often are no longer appropriate. This article describes strategies for modifying such items, including requiring students to explain their reasoning, using calculator‐active items, analyzing graphs and tables, and using real contexts.
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