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This document discusses creating a personal learning network (PLN) through various online and offline methods. It suggests using blogs, Google Reader, institutional training, trade journals, and face-to-face meetings as part of a PLN. The document also proposes sharing what is learned about teaching each month in a blog post and discussing teaching and learning with other teachers to build the PLN.
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