Warrick County School Corporation 2nd Annual Professional Development Fair
Best Practices for All Learners
Castle High School July 26th and 27th, 2017
Mission of Professional Development Fair: To offer research-based professional development to the WCSC staff. Feedback from previous PD sessions and from the Advanced Education Accreditation is that our staff members want/need more PD. In order for our schools and corporation to continue to improve and stay current on best practices, the corporation needs to give employees proper training and encourage professional growth.
Professional Development Committee Members:
Ashlee Bruggenschmidt, Principal at Sharon Elementary Sarah Elaman, Guidance Counselor at Castle High School Doug Gresham, Principal at Castle High School Kristi Held, Special Education Teacher at WEC, WCTA President Charles Held, Special Education Teacher at Sharon Elementary Walter Lambert, Director of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction Tad Powless, Director of Human Resources Jamie Pryor, Principal at Oakdale Elementary Abbie Redmon, Principal at Boonville Middle School Darlene Short, Teacher at Castle North Middle School Tish Wagner, Director of Special Education
Thank You Thank you to the Warrick County School Corporation and the WCTA for working together for the betterment of our employees. Thank you for being passionate about professional growth and being dedicated to our students. A big thank you to Castle High School for allowing the use of your facility for the PD Fair. We hope that everyone finds the 2nd annual PD Fair beneficial.
Page 2 Warrick County School Corporation Featured Presenters:
Dr. Angela McKinney is a project consultant for the Indiana IEP Resource Center (IEPRC). She is a graduate of Indiana University and Indiana State University. Training interests include evaluation and eligibility, case conference processes, and tiered systems of support. Dr. McKinney previously worked as a school psychologist in Nebraska, North Carolina, and Indiana and as an Assistant Director of Special Education. Contact: [email protected]
Dr. Gail Ringwalt is a consultant for the Indiana IEP Resource Center (IEPRC). She is a graduate of Indiana University. Interests include the case conference process, low incidence disabilities, and differentiated instruction. Dr. Ringwalt previously worked as a special education teacher in Indiana and as the elementary principal at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Indianapolis. Contact: [email protected]
Mr. Nick Flowers is the elementary math, science, and STEM specialist at the Indiana Department of Education. Mr. Flowers taught at Carroll Elementary and East Elementary from kindergarten through fourth grade, including inclusion and high ability settings. Contact: [email protected]
Warrick County School Corporation Page 3 Warrick County School Corporation Presenters:
Joni Bassett- Behavior Staff (Itinerant) Lara Bishop- Behavior Staff (Itinerant) Katie Bretz- Science Teacher (Boonville Middle School) Sarah Darnell- Excel Teacher (Oakdale Elementary) Kelly Dora- Behavior Staff (Itinerant) Kristine Farmer- Special Education Teacher (Castle High School) Ryan Frazier- Assistant Principal (Castle High School) Heather Gabel- Math Teacher (Castle High School) Patti Garcia- ESL Teacher (Newburgh Elementary School) Doug Gresham- Principal (Castle High School) Katie Hubiak- Title 1 Teacher (Oakdale Elementary School) Linda Kinkade- Occupational Therapist (Itinerant) Heidi Kress- Social Studies Teacher (Boonville Middle School) Richard Lance- Assistant Principal (Castle High School) Steve Mintner- AP Science Teacher (Castle High School) Kimberly Moss- 1st grade Teacher (Newburgh Elementary) Lucy Nellis- Special Education Teacher (Castle High School) Lisa Pearson- ESL Teacher (Boonville Middle School) Trisha Peerman- Language Arts Teacher (Boonville Middle School) Jamie Pryor- Principal (Oakdale Elementary School) Abbie Redmon- Principal (Boonville Middle School) Lisa Sharp- Math Teacher (Boonville Middle School) Darlene Short– Language Arts Teacher (Castle North Middle School) Alicia Tromley- Title 1 Teacher (Oakdale Elementary School) Matt Wagner- Home School Advisor (Newburgh Elementary School) Tiffany Williams- Special Education Teacher (Boonville Middle School)
Page 4 Warrick County School Corporation Schedule: July 26th 8:00—9:30 AM An Introduction to Universal Design for Learning—Sarah Darnell SRN: 20170726001 Co-Teaching to Support All Students—Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC SRN: 20170726002 Technology Enhanced Classrooms—Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis SRN: 20170726003 Functional Behavior Assessment—Kelly Dora and Lara Bishop (3hr) SRN: 20170726004 Cornell Notes in Color! - Heather Gabel (Secondary) SRN: 20170726005 I Fall to Pieces aka Sensory Overload—Linda Kinkade SRN: 20170726006
July 26th 9:45—11:15 AM Inclusion Strategies—Kimberly Moss (Elementary) SRN: 20170726007 Understanding Students with Mental Health Needs: Strategies and Supports— Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC SRN: 20170726008 Professional Learning Networks 101: FREE and EASY Professional Development—Ryan Frazier, Doug Gresham and Richard Lance SRN: 20170726009 Functional Behavior Assessment—Kelly Dora and Lara Bishop (3hr) SRN: 20170726004 Standards Based Grading/Gradebook in the Secondary Classroom—Heather Gabel (Secondary) SRN: 20170726011 “I’ll Have a Large Order of Student Engagement with a Side of Fun Please!” - Abbie Redmon, Trisha Peerman, Heidi Kress and Katie Bretz SRN: 20170726012
Page 5 Warrick County School Corporation Schedule: July 26th 12:15-1:45 PM “Gotta Move!” Activities for an Engaging Classroom—Steve Mintner SRN: 20170726013 Understanding Students with Mental Health Needs: Strategies and Supports- Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC SRN: 20170726014 Professional Learning Networks 101: FREE and EASY Professional Development—Ryan Frazier Doug Gresham and Richard Lance SRN: 20170726015 Behavior Management—Joni Bassett, Lara Bishop, Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis SRN: 20170726016 Mathematical Best Practices (1-4)—Nick Flowers, IDOE (Elementary) SRN: 20170726017 Collaboration and Instructional Strategies for the English Language Learner—Patty Garcia and Lisa Pearson (3hr) SRN: 20170726018
July 26th 2:00—3:30 PM “Gotta Move!” Activities for an Engaging Classroom—Steve Mintner SRN: 20170726019 Utilizing Paraprofessional Support in the General Education Classroom— Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC SRN: 20170726020 Technology Enhanced Classrooms—Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis SRN: 20170726021 Behavior Data Made Easy—Matt Wagner and Lara Bishop SRN: 20170726022 Mathematical Best Practices (5-8)—Nick Flowers, IDOE (Elementary) SRN: 20170726023 Collaboration and Instructional Strategies for the English Language Learner—Patty Garcia and Lisa Pearson (3hr) SRN: 20170726018
Warrick County School Corporation Page 6 Inside Story Headline Schedule: July 27th 8:00—9:30 AM “Gotta Move!” Activities for an Engaging Classroom—Steve Mintner SRN: 20170727001 Understanding Students with Mental Health Needs: Strategies and Supports- Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC SRN: 20170727002 An Introduction to Universal Design for Learning—Sarah Darnell SRN: 20170727003 Behavior Data Made Easy—Matt Wagner and Lara Bishop SRN: 20170727004 ELA Standards—Nick Flowers, IDOE (Elementary) SRN: 20170727005 Enhance and Streamline Your RtI Process—Katie Hubiak, Alicia Tromley and Jamie Pryor (Elementary) SRN: 20170727006
July 27th 9:45—11:15 AM
“Gotta Move!” Activities for an Engaging Classroom—Steve Mintner SRN: 20170727007 Utilizing Paraprofessional Support in the General Education Classroom—Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC SRN: 20170727008 Co-Teaching—Tiffany Williams and Lisa Sharp SRN: 20170727009 Behavior Management—Joni Bassett, Lara Bishop, Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis SRN: 20170727010 ELA Standards—Nick Flowers , IDOE (Elementary) SRN: 20170727011 I Fall to Pieces aka Sensory Overload—Linda Kinkade SRN: 20170727012
Page 7 Warrick County School Corporation Schedule: July 27th 12:15—1:45 PM Inclusion Strategies—Kimberly Moss (Elementary) SRN: 20170727013 Technology Enhanced Classrooms—Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis SRN: 20170727014 Behavior Improvement Plans—Kelly Dora and Lara Bishop (3hr) SRN: 20170727015 Cornell Notes in Color! - Heather Gabel (Secondary) SRN: 20170727016 “I’ll Have a Large Order of Student Engagement with a Side of Fun Please!” - Abbie Redmon, Trisha Peerman, Heidi Kress and Katie Bretz SRN: 20170727017 I Fall to Pieces aka Sensory Overload—Linda Kinkade SRN: 20170727018
July 27th 2:00—3:30 PM Inclusive Strategies—Kimberly Moss (Elementary) SRN: 20170727019 Technology Enhanced Classrooms—Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis SRN: 20170727020 Behavior Improvement Plans—Kelly Dora and Lara Bishop (3hr) SRN: 20170727015 Standards Based Grading/Gradebook in the Secondary Classroom—Heather Gabel (Secondary) SRN: 20170727022 “I’ll Have a Large Order of Student Engagement with a Side of Fun Please!” - Abbie Redmon, Trisha Peerman, Heidi Kress and Katie Bretz SRN: 20170727023 Service, Learning, and generationOn Indiana—Darlene Short SRN: 20170727024
Warrick County School Corporation Page 8 Inside Story Headline Break-Out Session Information: An Introduction to Universal Design for Learning, Presenter Sarah Darnell Universal Design for Learning is a set of principles for curriculum development that give all individuals equal opportunities to learn. UDL provides a blueprint for creating instructional goals, methods, materials, and assessments that work for everyone—not a single, one-size-fits-all solution, but rather flexible approaches that can be customized and adjusted for individual needs.
July 26th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170726001
July 27th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170727003
Contact Information: [email protected]
ELA Standards, Presenter Nick Flowers, IDOE (Elementary)
Teachers will leave this session able to implement instructional strategies that are focused on quality writing instruction. Connections to academic ELA standards will be made.
July 27th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170727005
July 27th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170727011
Contact Information: [email protected]
Page 9 Warrick County School Corporation Utilizing Paraprofessional Support in the General Education Classroom, Presenters Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC
Paraprofessionals can provide educational, functional, and behavioral support to students in the special education setting, but can also be a great resource to both special and general education students in the general education classroom. Participants will learn the roles/responsibilities of paraprofessionals in the general education classroom; basics of special education goals, progress monitoring, accommodations, and more; how to help students become more active learners; how to foster increased independence; levels of prompting; the art of support choreography; and the role of guidance and supervision.
July 26th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170726020
July 27th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170727008
Contact Information: [email protected] [email protected]
Indiana IEP Resource Center
Warrick County School Corporation Page 10 Break-Out Session Information Mathematical Best Practices (1-4), Presenter Nick Flowers, IDOE (Elementary)
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics has identified eight core teaching practices for quality mathematics instruction. This session will break down four of the practices. You will leave ready to implement these practices in your daily math instruction. The four practices are: (1) Establish mathematics goals to focus learning. (2) Implement tasks that promote reasoning and problem solving. (3) Use and connect mathematical representations. (4) Build procedural fluency from conceptual understanding.
July 26th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170726017
Contact Information: [email protected]
Mathematical Best Practices (5—8), Presenter Nick Flowers, IDOE (Elementary)
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics has identified eight core teaching practices for quality mathematics instruction. This session will break down four of the practices. You will leave ready to implement these practices in your daily math instruction. The four practices are: (5) Facilitate meaningful mathematical discourse. (6) Pose purposeful questions. (7) Support productive struggle in learning mathematics. (8) Elicit and use evidence of student thinking.
July 26th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170726023
Contact Information: [email protected]
Page 11 Warrick County School Corporation Inside Story Headline Break-Out Session Information Co—Teaching to Support All Students, Presenters Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC
Participants will learn about inclusive practices for educating all students in the least restrictive environment. All students are general education students first and must have access to the general education curriculum. During this active participation training, participants will learn strategies to increase academic engagement, strategies to increase opportunities to respond, different models of co-teaching, and the role of communication in the collaborative teaching process.
July 26th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170726002
Contact Information: [email protected] [email protected] Technology Enhanced Classrooms, Presenters Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis Google Drive and Forms can transform your classroom in a fun, easy to maintain way. Google Drive and Forms will make results of quizzes, data collection results, amongst other things, easy to share, store, and save! In this session, we will introduce the basics of Google Drive and Google Forms. Attendees will be able to take the tools and resources with them and easily apply them to their own classroom or office!
July 26th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170726003
July 26th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170726021
July 27th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170727014
July 27th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170727020
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]
Warrick County School Corporation Page 12 Break-Out Session Information Functional Behavior Assessment, Presenter Kelly Dora and Lara Bishop (3 hr)
During this presentation, you will learn how to conduct research-based FBA’s, from beginning to end, in a user-friendly fashion that will yield not only a well-written FBA, but more importantly, will assist you in the development of great Behavior Intervention Plans that support the whole child.
July 26th 8:00—11:15 AM SRN: 20170726004
(15 minute break 9:30—9:45 AM)
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]
Behavior Improvement Plans, Presenter Kelly Dora and Lara Bishop (3 hr)
During this presentation, you will learn how to develop great Behavior Intervention Plans that support the whole child.
July 27th 12:15—3:30 PM SRN: 20170727015
(15 minute break 1:45—2:00 PM)
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]
Page 13 Warrick County School Corporation Inside Story Headline Break-Out Session Information Cornell Notes in Color!, Presenter Heather Gabel (Secondary)
Teach students to use the Cornell Note template and enhance learning and understanding for all learners. This is extremely helpful for ELL/ESL, SpecEd/504 learners, but helps all students have organized, useable notes that “pop” with color-coded highlights (just like the ISTEP!)
July 26th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170726005
July 27th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170727016
Contact Information: [email protected]
I Fall to Pieces aka Sensory Overload, Presenter Linda Kinkade
This session will provide a basic understanding of how our sensory system impacts our daily functioning. The primary focus is to provide sensory supports and strategies to educators to create opportunities for their students to self-regulate in the educational setting.
July 26th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170726006
July 27th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170727012
July 27th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170727018
Contact Information: [email protected]
Warrick County School Corporation Page 14 Break-Out Session Information Understanding Students with Mental Health Needs: Strategies and Supports, Presenter Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr. Gail Ringwalt, IEPRC
So many of our students are walking in our doors with more intense needs than ever before. Participants will learn about common mental health diagnoses impacting our students with a focus on anxiety disorders, mood disorders, OCD, PTSD/trauma, and tic disorders. The session will explore strategies and supports that have been shown to be effective in school and how you as a teacher can support your student’s mental health needs.
July 26th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170726008
July 26th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170726014
July 27th 8:00-9:30 AM SRN: 20170727002
Contact Information: [email protected] [email protected]
Standards Based Grading/Gradebook in the Secondary Classroom, Presenter Heather Gabel (Secondary) This session will focus on understanding the research and benefits of standards based grading in a secondary classroom. Learn strategies and gain resources for implementing this grading practice in your own classroom. In turn, students will be self-motivated to continue to learn and improve their understanding of your learning targets!
July 26th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170726011
July 27th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170727022
Contact Information: [email protected]
Page 15 Warrick County School Corporation BreakInside Story Headline-Out Session Information Inclusion Strategies, Presenter Kimberly Moss (Elementary) Lessons learned from teaching an elementary inclusion classroom. This presentation will include daily strategies to use in the classroom to help all students become more successful. Topics covered will include: -alternative seating -modifying work -ways to differentiate lessons -classroom management -sensory supports
July 26th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170726007
July 27th 12:15-1:45 PM SRN: 20170727013
July 27th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170727019
Contact Information: [email protected]
Professional Learning Networks 101: FREE and EASY Professional Development, Presenters Ryan Frazier, Doug Gresham and Richard Lance If you are driven to be an engaging and effective teacher, continuous learning is a must. Unfortunately, professional development opportunities are often very expensive and require time away from the classroom. Building a Professional Learning Network, however, provides educators a FREE and EASY way to learn from other educators locally, nationally, and globally. If free and easy sounds good to you, please join us to learn how you can start building and utilizing your Professional Learning Network today!
July 26th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170726009
July 26th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170726015
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]/ [email protected]
Warrick County School Corporation Page 16 Break-Out Session Information “I’ll Have a Large Order of Student Engagement with a Side of Fun Please”, Presenters Abbie Redmon, Trisha Peerman, Heidi Kress, Katie Bretz
Is there a secret formula for daily STUDENT ENGAGEMENT? We believe there is--but it's no secret! Let us provide you with an assortment of ready-to-use strategies and materials that are sure to add some flavor to your lessons and keep your students' appetites for fun satisfied. Experience firsthand best practices that really work, see instruction from your students' perspective, and learn what to add to your lessons to motivate students to stay engaged daily. Strategies include the following: movement, creations, games, technology, collaboration, food, scenery, student-led activities, and much more. Every teacher, no matter their discipline or grade level, can spice up their lessons for the upcoming school year by using the resources shared in this session.
July 26th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170726012
July 27th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170727017
July 27th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170727023
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]/ [email protected]/[email protected]
Page 17 Warrick County School Corporation Inside Story Headline Break-Out Session Information Collaboration and Instructional Strategies for the English Language Learner, Presenters Patty Garcia and Lisa Pearson (3 hr)
This session will outline the unique and diverse needs of English Language Learners and the challenges they face in the classroom. Direction will be provided and tools given for working with the Level 1 immigrant through Level 5 students exited from ESL services. Additionally, a framework and practical ways to implement collaborative teaching will be shared for ELL’s model.
July 26th 12:15—3:30 SRN: 20170726018
(15 minute break 1:45—2:00 PM)
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]
Behavior Management, Presenters Joni Bassett, Lara Bishop, Kristine Farmer and Lucy Nellis As educators, we want our students to learn. Sometimes, behavior gets in the way of the learning process. Having the basic knowledge of behavior management techniques, strategies, and skills will help decrease undesired behaviors and increase academic time. In this session we will address common “myths” regarding behavior and behavior management and provide attendees with tools to counteract these “myths” in the classroom.
July 26th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170726016
July 27th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170727010
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]/ [email protected]/[email protected]
Warrick County School Corporation Page 18 Break-Out Session Information “Gotta Move!” Activities for an Engaging Classroom, Presenter Steve Mintner For 7 years, I worked with hundreds of high schools across the United States and Canada. We found those who were falling behind were learners who needed movement and activity. When you leave this session, you will take with you several activities that can be used at all age levels that were used to see achievement gaps at different school districts shrink by over 20%. Students are having fun, are engaged, and retain information.
July 26th 12:15—1:45 PM SRN: 20170726013
July 26th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170726019
July 27th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170727001
July 27th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170727007
Contact Information: [email protected] Utilizing Paraprofessional Support in the General Education Classroom, Presenters Dr. Angela McKinney and Dr Gail Ringwalt, Paraprofessionals can provide educational, functional, and behavioral support to students in the special education setting, but can also be a great resource to both special and general education students in the general education classroom. Participants will learn the roles/responsibilities of paraprofessionals in the general education classroom, basics of special education - goals, progress monitoring, accommodations, and more, how to help students become more active learners, how to foster increased independence, levels of prompting, the art of support choreography, and the role of guidance and supervision. (Good for teachers, aides, or teacher/aide teams) July 26th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170726020
July 27th 9:45—11:15 AM SRN: 20170727008
Contact Information: [email protected] [email protected]
Page 19 Warrick County School Corporation Inside Story Headline Break-Out Session Information Behavior Data Made Easy, Presenter Matt Wagner and Lara Bishop
Tracking behavior can seem like a heavy burden on teachers with all of their other daily demands. This presentation will focus on simple tracking options and resources that will provide a significant amount of information to help drive behavioral responses for our teachers. Websites and online tracking options will be shared that take the burden of charting, graphing, and analyzing off the teacher so more time can be spent teaching. Attendees will walk away with practical resources to start making behavior tracking easier and more meaningful.
July 26th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170726022
July 27th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170727004
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]
Enhance and Streamline Your RtI Process, Presenter Katie Hubiak, Alicia Tromley and Jamie Pryor
In this session the key concept will be learning how to enhance and improve your current RtI program. You will learn how to use a three-tiered process of RtI, how to better utilize the technology in the school for keeping track of notes, meetings, and data of the RtI students, and how to use school resources to provide intervention for the RtI students. Our school is in the second year of changing and enhancing our RtI program and it has continued to improve and grow.
July 27th 8:00—9:30 AM SRN: 20170727006
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected] [email protected]
Warrick County School Corporation Page 20 Break-Out Session Information Co-Teaching, Presenters Tiffany Williams and Lisa Sharp Teaching students with special needs in the general education setting has been proven to yield positive results. Many teachers, both general and special education, appreciate the benefits of a co-teaching arrangement, but are intimidated by the challenges that this classroom structure can present. In this session, we will share strategies that we have developed throughout four years as co-teachers at both the elementary and middle school levels. We will present co-teaching classroom models and discuss ways to differentiate instruction while maintaining the highest levels of expectations for all students.
July 27th 9:45—11:15 SRN: 20170727009
Contact Information: [email protected]/[email protected]
Page 21 Warrick County School Corporation Inside Story Headline Break-Out Session Information Service, Learning, and generationOn Indiana, Presenter Darlene Short
generationOn Indiana is a Lilly Endowment grant-funded program facilitated by the Indiana Association of School Principals and the Indiana Middle Level Education Association. Our mission is to spread knowledge of service-learning and philanthropy education and the free websites (www.generationOn.org and www.learningtogive.org ) that are available to teachers. Service-learning and philanthropy education benefit students, schools, and the community. We are dedicated to bringing our resources to schools in Indiana. generationOn is a service-learning website, while Learning to Give offers teachers 1700+ teacher-created lesson plans for teachers to link service and philanthropy to existing curriculum. Our goal is to equip teachers with the tools to incorporate service-learning into their school’s existing curriculum while still addressing essential standards. generationOn and Learning to Give will equip those teachers with additional tools and resources to enhance their students’ engagement and enthusiasm for learning while creating real-world application, fostering higher-order thinking skills, and producing future leaders with a heart for philanthropy.
July 27th 2:00—3:30 PM SRN: 20170727024
Contact Information: [email protected]
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