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1. Students facing important exams or assessments.
2. Students participating in competitive events such as debates or science fairs.
3. Students presenting projects or delivering speeches.
4. Students preparing for college applications or entrance exams.
5. Students preparing for auditions or performances in the arts.
6. Students transitioning from one level of education to another (e.g., high school to college).
7. Students with learning difficulties who require additional assistance in preparing for tasks.
8. Students new to a particular subject or concept that requires extra preparation.

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