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The document outlines a blog challenge that encourages teachers to write blog posts answering prompts about their favorite teacher, best and worst teaching/vacation moments, things they love about teaching, and favorite books and movies. It directs participants to respond to the challenge on the provided WordPress blog or create their own blog and share the link so others can comment and respond.
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