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This document introduces presenters from a Teachers of Government program and provides information about the program. It summarizes that the Richard W. Riley Institute offers an intensive one-week summer program for middle and high school government teachers, where they meet with government officials and learn about policymaking. It notes that the program is free and takes place each July in Washington, D.C., allowing teachers to network and gain ideas to improve their teaching.
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