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This document outlines an individual's professional development goals and plans. It discusses improving technology skills like using websites, blogging, and photo sharing platforms. It also mentions attending conferences, developing a teaching philosophy, networking, maintaining a positive attitude, and establishing goals for the future like career options and further education. The overall focus is on developing skills and experiences to advance the person's career.
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