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This document is a form for language assistants to fill out providing basic information about themselves to their host schools. It requests information such as name, age, education background, personality traits, experience working with children, hobbies, Spanish language proficiency, and reasons for becoming a language assistant. The form aims to help schools plan activities and groupings based on the assistants' backgrounds and qualifications before they arrive.
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