Wichita-Summer-Teacher-Ed-2012

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1. Design-based Art for the Elementary Classroom Instructor: Ruth Lawlor

Dates: June 4-5 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ART 1037-16 Grade Level: Elementary Location: Garvey Art 116 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 In this hands-on workshop participants will develop a portfolio filled with grade-appropriate art projects based on National Standards. All projects have been field tested. The lessons can stand independently as artwork or can be interrelated with other subject areas if desired. Participants will need to bring pencil, scissors, Elmer’s Glue-All (NOT Elmer’s School Glue) and a package of 12x18” black construction paper (a digital camera is optional but helpful). There will be a $10 material fee due the first day of the workshop.

2. Beginning Publisher Instructor: Rachel Nally

Dates: June 4-5 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2805-06 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB Lab 3 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Are you looking for creative and easy ways to complete classroom projects? Are you looking for new ways to engage students with less to grade? If you answered yes, this workshop is for you. Topics covered using Microsoft Publisher and other tools will include: labels, certificates, business cards, letterhead and more. Please bring a flash drive to save projects.

3. Fun Writing Starters Instructor: Maejean Hammar

Dates: June 4-5 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4802-02 Grade Level: Elementary Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Get your students and yourself excited about writing! Come find out fun ways to engage your students before they start to write. We will make and take an example of each “art” idea, read some great books, and more. Bring make and take supplies including: markers, glue, crayons, colored pencils, and scissors. There will be a $10 material fee due to the instructor on the first day of the workshop.

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☼4. How Do You Know? Instructor: Beverly Hilton

Dates: June 4-5 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4988-01 Grade Level: Middle School Location: Davis 109C Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 How do you know if they know it & what do you do if they don’t? This workshop will explore ways to develop appropriate methods to evaluate or measure student achievement. Learn to use a spreadsheet to evaluate test results.

5. Introduction to Bird Biology Instructor: Dr. Alan Maccarone

Dates: June 4-5 Time: 7:30am-3:30pm Course #: SCIE 2023-05 Grade Level: MS/HS Location: Science 127 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 Educators will be introduced to the basics of Avian Biology, including anatomy, morphology, principles of systematics and classification, evolution, ecology, and behavior. Laboratory and field exercises held on both days will emphasize the use of study skins, include the examination and measurement of anatomical characteristics (bills, wings, feathers, and feet), demonstrate the proper use of optical equipment and field guides, as well as the application of techniques that are useful for competent classroom or field instruction in avian biology. Exercises will include field identification of local birds found in different habitats such as riparian areas (along rivers), prairies and grasslands, wetlands, and wooded areas. Important note: Field-based activities will take place at off-campus facilities at a field station. Transportation to off-campus locations will be provided by University vehicles.

6. Water, Water, Everywhere Instructor: John Richardson

Dates: June 4-5 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: SCIE 2270-07 Grade Level: Elem-MS Location: GPNC Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 The availability of an ample, consistent supply of fresh water has a pronounced influence on the flora and fauna of a region. The workshop will focus on the physical characteristics, forms and distribution of water, with an emphasis on the influence of water on life in Kansas and the Wichita area. Related topics will include the water cycle, plate tectonics, air and water currents, climate, and geographic regions. Participants should bring a flash drive or lap top computer for the purpose of downloading the course content and copies of the activities presented. The second day will include a field trip involving some walking. This workshop meets at the Great Plains Nature Center, 6232 E. 29th Street North. For more information call 316-683-5499 ext. 103.

☼7. Making Connections- Colorful Words and Colorful Projects Instructor: Gail Pryce & LaDonna Voth

Dates: June 4-7 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ART 2257-01 Grade Level: Elementary Location: Garvey Art 115 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 Students learn best when they are actively engaged with their subject matter. Help your students make content area connections by learning how to create activities that integrate meaningful writing assignments and quality art projects. Your students will improve their writing skills and your room will never look better! No previous art classes or artistic ability necessary.

8. Advanced Publisher Instructor: Rachel Nally

Dates: June 6-7 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2806-07 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB Lab 3 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Creating classroom newsletters, calendars, brochures and forms are easier than you think! During this workshop, educators will learn ways to use Microsoft Publisher features in the classroom for both teachers and students. Please bring a flash drive to save classroom projects.


☼9. Fun Writing Starters Two Instructor: Maejean Hammar &Heather Mock

Dates: June 6-7 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4983-01 Grade Level: Elementary Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 If you loved the writing starters in Fun Writing Starters, you’ll love Fun Writing Starters-Two even more! Get your students and yourself excited with more ideas! Come find out fun ways to engage your students before they start to write. We will make and take an example of each “art” idea, read some great books, and more. Bring make and take supplies including: markers, glue, crayons, colored pencils, and scissors. There will be a $10 material fee due to the instructors the first day of the workshop.

☼10. Three-Dimensional Paper Masks for Upper Elementary and Middle School Instructor: Ruth Lawlor

Dates: June 6-7 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ART 2255-01 Grade Level: ALL Location: Garvey Art 116 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This workshop is an introduction to three dimensional paper mask-making including history, techniques, and materials. Workshop participants will explore a variety of paper sculpting techniques applicable to the construction of masks. Participants will plan and create a three dimensional mask incorporating design elements, expressive qualities, and attention to craftsmanship. A brief oral presentation will be given by each participant. Participants will also need to bring pencil, scissors, Elmer’s Glue-All (NOT Elmer’s School Glue) and a package of 12x18” black construction paper. A digital camera is optional but helpful.

11. Introduction to Field Biology Instructor: Dr. Alan Maccarone

Dates: June 7-8 Time: 7:30am-3:30pm Course #: SCIE 2358-03 Grade Level: High School Location: Science 127 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 Educators are introduced to equipment and techniques useful for competent instruction in field biology. Exercises will include the collection, identification, mounting, and display of local wildflowers, insects, birds, fish and aquatic invertebrates, and small mammals. Important note: Most activities will take place at off-campus facilities such as at rivers, prairies, and wooded areas. The locations and directions to all off-campus sites will be provided to participants several weeks before the workshop begins.

12. Nocturnal Adventure Tiger Trek Instructor: Schanee Anderson

Dates: June 7-8 Time: 4:00pm (6/7)-10:00am (6/8) Course #: SCIE 2406-02 Grade Level: ALL Location: Zoo Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Participants will be able to howl at the moon during this class. We will spend the night at the Slawson Family Tiger Trek and discover nocturnal animals and assist with the creation of new education programs. All participants will need to bring a sack dinner, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, and any personal toiletries they may need. Please bring the following books the first day: Last Child In the Woods, Richard Louv, 10: 1-56512-522-3. Books can be ordered online. A few copies available from instructor.

13. Catching Up On Phonics Instructor: Tanya Mitchell & Angie Coombes

Dates: June 11-14 Time: 8:30am-12:00pm Course #: EDUC 4914-03 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 109B Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Would you like to build/refresh your knowledge base of phonics and phonics instruction from short vowels through multisyllabic words? In this workshop, we will provide a background of phonics, how to teach phonics, provide instructional ideas and guide participants in the classroom for core and/or intervention. If you have struggling readers in your classroom and you need more resources to support them, this workshop is for you!


☼14. Getting Along with the Students and Adults in Education Instructor: Susan Perkins

Dates: June 11-14 Time: 8:30am-12:00pm Course #: EDUC 4985-01 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Effective and healthy relationships are an important part of education. This workshop will focus on communication and conflict resolution skills to make the education setting a more active and positive learning environment which the students focus on learning. How to deal with classroom situations with students, communicate with parents, and interact positively with colleagues will be discussed with methods of interactions being explored. Participants will leave with skills and tools that provide them opportunities to make the educational setting a positive and rewarding environment for students and adults.

☼15. Why Do They Do That? Instructor: Susan Perkins Dates: June 11-14 Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4984-01 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Behavior concerns in education continue to increase in frequency and intensity, interfering with learning. Understanding why students act out and how adults respond to the behavior can improve the learning environment. In this workshop, various behaviors and emotions exhibited by students and potential causes and triggers will be discussed. Effective ways to work with all students in the classroom, providing a positive environment for students, and development of individual and classroom behavior management will be discussed and developed. Participants will be guided to develop a variety of tools to help students and adults develop more positive behaviors in the classroom.

16. Education Can Be WILD In Your Classroom Instructor: Schanee Anderson & Laura King

Dates: June 11-12 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: SCIE 2213-08 Grade Level: ALL Location: Zoo Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Participants will become certified in Project WILD, Project Learning Tree Environmental Experiences for Early Childhood, Project WET, and Growing Up WILD Exploring Nature with Young Children ages 3-7 after participating in this class. Each participant will receive four books with hundreds of different activities to use in the classroom. There is a $55 fee due to the instructor the first day of the workshop to cover resource costs.

17. Math Labs for Middle School and High School Instructor: Beverly Hilton

Dates: June 11-12 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: MATH 2558-03 Grade Level: MS/HS Location: Davis 114 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Many students need experiential learning to succeed. Learn to use and develop math labs to teach or reinforce concepts. Labs are suitable for basic math through geometry. Bring your math textbooks, workbooks, etc. with you.

18. Tips, Tricks, and Techniques for Microsoft Word Instructor: Rachel Nally

Dates: June 11-12 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2864-03 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB Lab 3 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Wondering how to use Microsoft Word more efficiently? Wanting to learn shortcuts using Microsoft Word? If so, this workshop is for you. Learn basics and features you never knew how to use including format painter, textboxes, find and replace, re-coloring pictures, etc.


☼19. Essential Keys to Influential Teaching Instructor: Davis Laughlin

Dates: June 11-14 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4977-01 Grade Level: ALL Location: RFA B5 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 This workshop will focus on research-based keys to powerful teaching along with strategies that need to be in every teacher’s toolbox. Through original songs, workshop discussions, practical assignments, helpful tips and lots of fun, teachers will rediscover their passion and purpose as an educator. Your time in this workshop may be the turning point in your career. Expect to laugh, vent, think, and be challenged.

☼20. Bees and Pollination Instructor: Jim Mason & Michael Leck

Dates: June 12-13 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: SCIE 2409-01 Grade Level: Elem-MS Location: GPNC Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This workshop will review the biology of pollination, five pollinators, and ecological hazards to pollination. Discussion will include management of bees, aids to study bees, and the economic risks that may exist if bee populations are significantly reduced. $23 material fee due to the instructor the first morning.

21. Reading Skills for Success Instructor: Maejean Hammar

Dates: June 13-14 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: LART 2747-04 Grade Level: Elem Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Do you have beginning or struggling readers who are ready for some reading success? This workshop will give you ideas to help beginning or struggling readers learn how to make inferences and more. Come prepared to learn how to make learning higher level reading skills fun and low stress for everyone.

22. Teen Trends in the Library Instructor: Rachel Nally

Dates: June 13-14 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2865-02 Grade Level: MS-HS Location: BTB Lab 3 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Want to know what are the latest trends in teen reading? Looking for new ways to do student book reports? This is the must take workshop of the summer. Learn new, exciting ways to have students create book projects using technology.

23. Unwrapping the Read Aloud Instructor: Sue Farag

Dates: June 13-14 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4967-02 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 111 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Want to use read alouds effectively to help students become skilled and passionate readers and writers? Here we will provide opportunities to make every read aloud intentional, inspiring students with the magic of a story while stretching them instructionally. Learn to use read aloud books as additional connections that directly affect state assessed indicators. We will provide ideas across-the-curriculum and demonstrate that reading aloud is essential to the literate lives of students. Participants need to bring two books they like to read to their class, one 1-inch binder, and a flash drive to save ideas.

24. The Art of Asian Brushwork Instructor: Ann Krone

Dates: June 18-21 Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm Course #: ART 2223-03 Grade Level: Upper Elem-HS Location: Garvey Art 117 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Participate in the creation black ink brush drawings in the manner of Japanese Sumi-e. Instruction will include basic brush handling and strokes. Sample lesson ideas for grades 3 through 12 will be provided. Required materials: Sumi-e ink (or black watercolor cake or tube) 3 bamboo or round watercolor brushes (small, medium, large), newsprint paper for practice sheets, rice paper or watercolor paper for final pieces.


☼25. iPad + More in Schools Instructor: Tim Bumgarner

Dates: June 18-19 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 5001-01 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 114 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 New to iPads or just looking for more ways to incorporate them into the classroom or school? We will go over the basics of the iPad and other technologies along with ways of using them in school. Participants will have a chance to become more familiar with the technologies and programs out there for education. Bring your latest techie device (iPhone, iPad, iTouch, etc.), and we’ll explore their uses.

26. Why Here? Not There! Instructor: John Richardson

Dates: June 18-19 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: SCIE 2209-09 Grade Level: Upper Elem-MS Location: GPNC Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Why do groups of people live where they do? The workshop will focus on social, political, economic and philosophical patterns developed by groups of people in response to life in geographic regions. Participants will examine geographic influences on the Wichita area from the establishment of the city to the present. Related topics will include the solar system, plate tectonics, air and water currents, climate, ecosystems, and geographic regions. Participants should bring a flash drive or lap top computer for the purpose of downloading the course content and copies of the activities presented.

27. Essential Keys to Influential Teaching Instructor: Davis Laughlin

Dates: June 18-21 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4977-02 Grade Level: ALL Location: RFA B5 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 This workshop will focus on research-based keys to powerful teaching along with strategies that need to be in every teacher’s toolbox. Through original songs, workshop discussions, practical assignments, helpful tips and lots of fun, teachers will rediscover their passion and purpose as an educator. Your time in this workshop may just be the turning point in your career. Expect to laugh, vent, think and be challenged.

28. Happy Birthday Kansas Instructor: Maejean Hammar

Dates: June 18-21 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4568-04 Grade Level: Elem Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 Do you find yourself doing the same Kansas Day activities year after year? Do you struggle to find ways to integrate Kansas activities into other curriculum areas? Have you begun using Read Kansas resources? Come learn some new activities that will meet the Kansas state standards and will excite you about teaching your Kansas standards next year. You will be making and taking many activities, so please bring scissors, crayons, markers, and a tote to carry things home. A $5.00 materials fee will be paid to the instructor on the first day of class. Successful participants will provide a lesson plan implementing the strategies discussed in class. This lesson plan will be emailed to the instructor no later than one week following the completion of the workshop. A $10 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop.

29. Nocturnal Adventure- Downing Gorilla Instructor: Schanee Anderson

Dates: June 20-21 Time: 4:00pm (6/20)-10:00am (6/21) Course #: SCIE 2405-02 Grade Level: ALL Location: Zoo Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Participants will have a unique overnight experience at Sedgwick County Zoo. We will spend the night at the Downing Gorilla Forest and discover the importance of operant conditioning with animals under our care as well as create unique enrichment items for all types of animals. All participants will need to bring a sack dinner, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, and any personal toiletries they may need.


☼30. Tackling the Tough Trio: Measurement, Data Analysis and Problem Solving Instructor: Sue Farag

Dates: June 20-21 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: MATH 2592-01 Grade Level: Elem Location: Davis 111 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Would you like to increase student success in problem solving? Are measurement and data analysis challenging for your students? In this workshop we will provide instructional ideas to improve student success with these difficult math concepts. Learn how to maximize student engagement while increasing the rigor and relevance of instruction in these standards.

31. Creative Collage Techniques Instructor: Ann Krone

Dates: June 25-28 Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm Course #: ART 2210-02 Grade Level: ALL Location: Garvey Art 117 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 The class will consist of demonstrations and collage production to learn the following: creating backgrounds, making image transfers, creatively combining paper and paint, bringing personal imagery into your work and storytelling with collage. Students must provide their own supplies: Watercolor paper pad (can be 90 lb), acrylic paint (yellow, blue, red, white, black) brushes (small, medium, large), glue stick.

32. 50 Ways to Motivate Students, Others and Yourself Instructor: Ruth Dey

Dates: June 25-26 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4806-12 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 111 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 How do we motivate ourselves to get into action? How do we live a life of action and make a difference with others and especially our students? This course is designed for teachers to look at 50 ways of thinking that lead directly to motivation. Included will be tips to increase your motivation and those around you.

33. Instructional Strategies that Work for All Disciplines Instructor: Rebecca Racunas & Jan Worley

Dates: June 25-28 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4070-12 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB 103 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 Teachers will learn practical application of a variety of research based instructional strategies. All strategies will have “hands on” and/or cooperative learning activities for teachers to apply in the classroom.

34. Language Arts You’ll Love! Instructor: Maejean Hammar

Dates: June 25-28 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: LART 2675-05 Grade Level: Elem Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 Do you need some games to make your reading instruction more powerful, differentiated and exciting? Do you love to find out about the newest in children’s literature and enjoy using literature in your writing? This make and take workshop will be packed with fun games and literature activities that will make your classroom an exciting place to learn. We will spend each day learning and then making games and reading new children’s literature. Please bring make and take supplies: crayons, markers, glue, and scissors, vocabulary and sight word lists, and a $10.00 supply fee on the first day of class.


☼35. Get ‘Em Ready with Reading Readiness™ Instructor: Mary Belvin

Dates: June 26-27 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course#: LART 2764-01 Grade Level: Tier 1,2 –Kindergarten Tier 3 – Grade 1 & 2 Location: Davis 114 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Confirmation of Attendance: 13 points/$95 In this two-day workshop, teachers learn strategies for teaching phonological awareness, oral language, letter identification, decoding, handwriting, and spelling development skills as well as how to establish the alphabetic principle. This course includes a simple to use curriculum manual, teacher supplies, daily instructional schedule, plus opportunities to explore the program, practice the concepts, and develop lesson plans. This allows you the confidence to begin working with young children immediately. Recommended audience: General, Special & Homeschool educators, parents, Title I educators, Speech Language Pathologists, reading tutors & Para Professionals. There is a $70 fee due to the instructor the first day of the workshop for Reading Readiness™ packet and materials.

36. Artist Journals for Teachers Instructor: Ruth Lawlor

Dates: June 27-28 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ART 2231-08 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 111 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Think Art! Develop your creativity, find and practice your own personal style, advance your drawing and lettering skills and boost your confidence as a creative individual through journaling. Participants will explore mixed media and collage techniques. Visual journaling is a powerful way to move beyond words in your daily reflections. Not only does working with images access a different part of our brains it is a source of playfulness and creative joy. Visual journals offer an avenue to restore the spirit through self-expression and ignite creativity. A $10 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop. Participants will need to bring a sketchbook and markers, black fine point and ultra-fine Sharpie markers, scissors, glue stick and one or two old magazines.

37. The Organized Teacher Instructor: Ruth Dey

Dates: June 27-28 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 2630-32 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 109B Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Good organization skills help eliminate many factors that cause teacher and student stress, both professionally and personally. When working with students, we know that being organized diminishes distractions and increases our ability to remain focused. Topics that will be addressed are organizing your room, paper and life to receiving pathways to reach every learner with brain and organizational techniques. You will also receive a valuable collection of reproducible classroom forms and sheets. Ideas and techniques will be shared so you will be able to take action immediately, either personally or professionally. Be the organized teacher of today.

38. Beginning PowerPoint Instructor: Glenda VanSant

Dates: July 9-12 Time: 8:30am-12:00pm Course #: ITEC 2517-12 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB Lab 2 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Making flashy presentations for your classroom is much easier than you think! In this workshop you’ll learn to choose layouts, design slides (using simple templates), and insert text, graphics, pictures, and sounds. You’ll be able to animate your slides and use interesting transitions to make professional-looking slide shows. When you finish, you’ll be able to teach this tool to your students – or, at least, to understand what they’re doing! You’ll leave this workshop with one or more presentations to use during the first week of school in the fall. Please bring a flash drive the first day of class.


39. Beginning SMARTBoard Instructor: Shelley McKinney

Dates: July 9-12 Time: 8:30am-12:00pm Course #: ITEC 2803-12 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This class is for those who have access to a SMARTboard but either don’t know how to use it, can use it for premade activities but don’t know how to make their own, or have tried to create activities but get confused. Don’t panic! We will start from scratch, learning about the icons, the tools, the gallery, and more. By the end of the workshop you will have created meaningful and engaging activities for your students and will be prepared to continue using your new skills to enhance their learning experience. Please bring a flash drive the first day of class. You may want to bring materials to help you plan activities for a skill or two.

40. Beginning SMARTBoard Instructor: Shelley McKinney

Dates: July 9-12 Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2803-13 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This class is for those who have access to a SMARTboard but either don’t know how to use it, can use it for premade activities but don’t know how to make their own, or have tried to create activities but get confused. Don’t panic! We will start from scratch, learning about the icons, the tools, the gallery, and more. By the end of the workshop you will have created meaningful and engaging activities for your students and will be prepared to continue using your new skills to enhance their learning experience. Please bring a flash drive the first day of class. You may want to bring materials to help you plan activities for a skill or two.

41. Low Stress + Excel = High Results Instructor: Glenda VanSant

Dates: July 9-12 Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2257-14 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB Lab 2 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 We’ve all heard someone say, "I made this on Excel. It was SO easy!" You will learn how to make organizational and teaching tools such as graphic organizers, schedules and student activity organizers. You’ll learn how to make and sort a database all without formulas. As a beginning level course, you need only basic computer skills to be prepared for this practical workshop. Please bring a flash drive the first day of class.

42. Beginning Publisher Instructor: Rachel Nally

Dates: July 9-10 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2805-07 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB Lab 3 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Are you looking for creative and easy ways to complete classroom projects? Are you looking for new ways to engage students with less to grade? If you answered yes, this workshop is for you. Topics covered using Microsoft Publisher and other tools will include: labels, certificates, business cards, letterhead and more. Please bring a flash drive to save projects.


☼43. Creative Planners for the Right-Brained Thinker Instructor: Ruth Lawlor

Dates: July 9-10 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ART 2256-01 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 111 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Do you love your smart phone but still need an actual piece of paper for your “to do” list? Have you ever wondered why Day Planners don’t work for you? Are you a right brained thinker in a left brained world? In this workshop we will consider the use of mind-mapping and other creative techniques to develop a workable method of planning and organization. Participants will begin with the standard ruled composition book and develop a personalized planner designed for the creative-minded, color-outside-the-line folks who typically see their days in random sequences and rarely in straight lines. Participants will acquire valuable strategies to help creative students develop organizational techniques. A $5 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop. Participants also need to bring a composition book, a ball point pen, pencil, thick and thin colored markers, scissors, UHU glue stick. Optional: gel pens, black Sharpie Pen (different than Sharpie marker).

44. Prehistoric Kansans: Living off the Land Instructor: Terry Powell

Dates: July 9-10 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: SCIE 2402-02 Grade Level: ALL Location: GPNC Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Imagine that stones become knives and axes; trees become bowls; deer bones become hair ornaments; willow bark becomes string. That was reality for prehistoric Kansans. During this workshop learn about the intersection of prehistoric people and their environment. Try your hand at using prehistoric tools they used for hunting, fishing, cooking, and building houses. In addition, you will make your own tool to take home.

45. Using Dogs for Educational and Therapeutic Change Instructor: Sylvia Schmidt

Dates: July 9-12 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4303-04 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 114 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 Using animals to effect changes with students and adults alike is becoming increasingly popular. Participants will learn how to select, train and care for appropriate working dogs as well as learn about the ethical guidelines necessary for using dogs in a professional setting. Other benefits will be discussed, including using dogs to increase positive social interactions among students, increasing student connectedness, and creating a positive learning atmosphere in a school or counseling situation. Advanced training techniques and grooming practices that enhance any therapy dog program will be demonstrated. Guest speakers will share their experiences and new curriculum ideas will be presented to increase student achievement and positive emotional growth. It is not necessary for participants to own a dog to participate in this workshop. Bring the following books on the first day: Therapy Dogs Today: Their Gifts, Our Obligation by Kris Butler (Funpuddle Publishing Associates) ISBN 0-9747793-0-X and On Talking Terms with Dogs: Calming Signals by Turid Rugaas (Dogwise Publishing) ISBN 1-929242-36-0. Books can be ordered online.

46. Working with Special Needs Children in the Inclusive Classroom Instructor: Stephanie Brown

Dates: July 9-10 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 1588-14 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 109B Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This workshop will include an overview of the exceptionalities of special needs children, and how to provide the necessary supports, accommodations, and modifications to promote success in the regular classroom. Easy and quick adaptations and classroom structure ideas will be incorporated. Different styles and programs of inclusion will also be discussed. In addition, workshop participants will learn the components of an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), and the importance of documentation and data collection regarding the implementation of the IEP. A $3 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop.


47. Advanced Publisher Instructor: Rachel Nally

Dates: July 11-12 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2806-08 Grade Level: ALL Location: BTB Lab 3 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Creating classroom newsletters, calendars, brochures and forms are easier than you think! During this workshop, educators will learn ways to use Microsoft Publisher features in the classroom for both teachers and students. Please bring a flash drive to save classroom projects.

48. Journal Drawing Basics Instructor: Ruth Lawlor

Dates: July 11-12 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ART 2252-02 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 111 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Develop your drawing skills through observation and practice. Learn how to take time to look at and record simple objects and convey a mood or daily reflection in a journal-style sketchbook. A $5 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop. Participants need to bring a sketchbook with heavy weight paper, soft eraser, and a variety of drawing tools.

☼49. Phonics Help for Intermediate Teachers Instructor: Maejean Hammar

Dates: July 11-12 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: LART 2763-01 Grade Level: Elem Location: Davis 109B Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Have intermediate students who struggle with phonics? Are you struggling to help them with their phonics so they can catch up with the rest of your readers? Have no fear, your phonics help is near! Come get a refresher on phonics. Learn how to integrate phonics into regular lessons to help poor readers, as well as get ideas for small group or 1-on-1 lessons. A $10 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop.

50. Effective Behavior Strategies for the Classroom Instructor: Stephanie Brown

Dates: July 16-17 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 2286-11 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This workshop will focus on both group and individual approaches for dealing with behaviors exhibited in a classroom setting. Several classroom discipline models will be provided, and potential functions of behaviors will be discussed. In addition, the workshop will include an overview of the different types of emotional disturbances that are recognized by IDEA, and will provide strategies for working with identified students in the classroom. Participants will also learn the components of functional behavioral assessments and behavior plans. Implementation and documentation of functional behavioral assessments and behavior plans will also be addressed. . A $3 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop.

51. Finding and Using Humor in the Classroom Instructor: Ruth Dey

Dates: July 16-17 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 1024-48 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 114 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Teachers, did you know that preschoolers laugh approximately 450 times per day and an adult only 15 times a day? How many times do you laugh, giggle or even grin in a given day? This workshop can provide a roadmap to put more laughter, joy and humor in your life. Patch Adams, whose mirthful medicine is featured in the powerful movie starring Robin Williams, knows the inner side of healing. The movie reminds us that some of the most important factors in healing are not high-tech marvels but ordinary factors such as love, compassion, friendship and hope. This workshop on using humor in your life and in the classroom is not about joke telling. This workshop is to help you reactivate and experience the healing power of laughter, joy and humor and will give you the prescription to help yourself and others feel healthier and happier.


52. Teen Trends in the Library Instructor: Rachel Nally

Dates: July 16-17 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: ITEC 2865-03 Grade Level: MS-HS Location: BTB Lab 3 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Want to know the latest trends in teen reading? Looking for new ways to do student book reports? This is the must take workshop of the summer. Learn new, exciting ways to have students create book projects using technology.

53. The Complete Bal-A-Vis-X Instructor: Bill Hubert

Dates: July 16-18 Time: 8:00am-5:00pm Course #: EDUC 2288-07 Grade Level: ALL Location: Casado Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2

Confirmation of Attendance: 24 pts/$190 Bal-A-Vis-X = Balance/Auditory/Vision eXercises for Brain and Brain-Body Integration. This three-day session will include all levels of Bal-A-Vis-X training: Level 1, Foundation Exercises/Level 2 Intermediate Exercises/level 3, Advanced Exercises / Adaptive Bal-A-Vis-X, Modified Exercises for the very young, seniors, and special needs. NOTE: levels will NOT be presented consecutively; they will be combined and intertwined during the three days. At the conclusion of this session, participants will be ready to use Bal-A-Vis-X immediately with their students. They will NOT, however, be qualified or sanctioned to train other adults in Bal-A-Vis-X. Follow-up assignment required for graduate credits.

54. Essential Keys to Influential Teaching Instructor: Davis Laughlin

Dates: July 16-19 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4977-03 Grade Level: Elem Location: RFA B5 Tuition: $290.00 Cr: 2 This workshop will focus on research-based keys to powerful teaching along with strategies that need to be in every teacher’s toolbox. Through original songs, workshop discussions, practical assignments, helpful tips and lots of fun, teachers will rediscover their passion and purpose as an educator. Your time in this workshop may just be the turning point in your career. Expect to laugh, vent, think and be challenged.

55. 50 Ways to Motivate Students, Others and Yourself Instructor: Ruth Dey

Dates: July 18-19 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4806-13 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 114 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 How do we motivate ourselves to get into action? How do we live a life of action and make a difference with others and especially our students? This course is designed for teachers to look at 50 ways of thinking that lead directly to motivation. Included will be tips to increase your motivation and those around you.

56. Fluency Fun Instructor: Maejean Hammar

Dates: July 18-19 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4572-05 Grade Level: Elem Location: Davis 107 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 Students who are struggling readers often do not have fluency when reading. This workshop will take you through an in-depth book study of The Fluent Reader, Oral & Silent Reading Strategies for Building Fluency, Word Recognition & Comprehension by Timothy V. Rasinski (ISBN 13 # 978-0-545-10836-2). We will study this book through games, hands on activities, and more. When you leave this class, you’ll be excited to teach your students to read fluently and be prepared with a toolkit of ideas to get you started. We are using the second edition book. Please purchase this book prior to the first day of class. Books are available at the Friends University Bookstore. (If you own the first edition of the book, you can use it during this class; however, there are some differences.)


Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)

Ready to be noticed? Earning a MAT degree from Friends University is designed for licensed teachers who are ready to take the next step

in advancing their career. Teachers will exit the program with maximized classroom and leadership skills, thus

providing you with the opportunity for job security, increased salary & benefits, and leadership positions within

your district. Your students will immediately benefit from the advanced teaching skills you have acquired. This 18-

month, 30-credit hour program is taught by experienced, passionate faculty who are committed to your future.

Most students qualify for enough financial aid to cover the entire cost of the program. Enrollment occurs in the fall

and spring. For more information contact: Patty Gingrich @ 316.295.5693 or 1.800.794.6945 ext. 5693 or inquire

by email @ [email protected].

☼57. Vision – The Critical Learning Sense Instructor: Pat Pirotte

Dates: July 18-19 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 4987-01 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 109B Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This course will reveal the latest research on the topics of learning disability, Dyslexia, ADHD, and their relationship to established vision problems. It will give the teacher concrete tools to use immediately for helping the struggling student.

58. Enhancing Your Language Arts and Math Standards with Centers Instructor: Stephanie Brown

Dates: July 23-24 Time: 9:00am-4:30pm Course #: EDUC 2634-07 Grade Level: ALL Location: Davis 111 Tuition: $145.00 Cr: 1 This workshop will utilize Common Core Standards in Language Arts & Math and how to use them to enhance curriculum through the use of centers. The components of effective center systems will be explored. The workshop will also include an overview of learning styles and differentiated learning strategies. Participants will create centers during the workshop, and be expected to create centers as part of the final project. A $5 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop.

MULTI-SENSORY READING, WRITING & SPELLING

Andale Elementary Library July 9-20, 2012 Class hours: 8:30-12:00 & 1:00-3:30 Each course is 3 credit hours

Teachers will learn the background research and strategies for multisensory instruction. Participants will be introduced to synthetic, multisensory language remediation techniques, including the logic and patterns of basic and upper level structures. They will be taught effective practical techniques to improve basic reading, writing and spelling skills and then will assess a student, create lesson plans for appropriate instruction, and work one-on-one with the student for 7 days to practice using these skills.

LART 2393-02 Multi-sensory Reading, Writing, and Spelling Level I LART 2759-02 Multi-sensory Reading, Writing, and Spelling Level II LART 2761-02 Multi-sensory Reading, Writing, and Spelling Level III For more information or to pre-register contact: Stephanie Bieberly @ [email protected] or Yvonne Michaud @ [email protected]@ 316.444.2165 ext 2119.

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Kagan Cooperative Learning

Professional Development K-12 Structures for Cooperative Learning & Active Engagement

Friends University ∞ Wichita, Kansas Date: June 25-28 Cost: $299. Due to Kagan w/pre-registration.

Time: 8:30-4:00 $80 per credit. Due the first day. Instructor: Heather Eubank

All Participants Receive Cooperative Learning Book & Course Workbook Certificate of Completion

For registration information:

E-mail: [email protected]

www.kaganonline.com or call 1 (800) 266-7576

Fees Days 1 & 2: June 25 and June 26 -$299 (1 credit) EDUC 4989-01 WS #13890

Days 3 & 4: June 27 and June 28 -$278 (1 credit) (Days 1 & 2 are a prerequisite) EDUC 4990-01 WS #13891

Days 1, 2, 3 & 4: June 25 - June 28 -$449 (2credits) EDUC 4991-01 WS #13835

Structures for Success™ ∞Put the best research to practice in your classroom ∞Use cutting-edge structures that promote success ∞Boost your students’ achievement through practical, classroom-proven structures ∞Make your lessons come alive ∞Use strategies to reach all your students ∞Make learning more fun for everyone

Manage Your Class for Success ∞Make your room run smoothly, and your teaching day go easier with ‘Hot Tips’ ∞Engage students and avoid classroom disruptions ∞Turn around your difficult students ∞Go home with more energy after each day ∞Reduce discipline problems

∞Save time with proven management ideas

∞ Arrange your class to maximize success

Supercharge Learning ∞Motivate your students to learn even the boring stuff, with structures that work ∞Watch your students delve deeper into the curriculum than you ever thought possible ∞Enhance your students’ mastery and achievement ∞Implement incredible memory techniques ∞Generate higher-level thinking among all students

Improve Your Class Climate ∞Create a caring, cooperative classroom

through energizing class building activities ∞Foster belonging for students of all ability

levels ∞Have fun with your students with indoor and outdoor cooperatives sports and games ∞Promote full-class cooperation with scoring and recognition systems ∞Establish a classroom environment where everyone wants to be – including you

Build Your Students’ Social Skills ∞Teach your students the skills they really need to succeed in school and throughout their lives ∞Promote caring, kindness, empathy, respect and responsibility without separate lessons ∞Develop your students’ character in the context of learning together ∞Improve student relations in your class and beyond

Form Successful Learning Teams ∞Create and manage teams in your class where Together Everyone Achieves More ∞Learn a better approach than simple group work ∞Transform your lessons into engaging interactive learning events that guarantee success ∞Release the power of true cooperative learning ∞Apply the ‘7 Keys’ to make it work for you

Make Projects Cooperative ∞Turn group projects into cooperative projects ∞Hold all students accountable ∞Engage ALL students

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Denny Dey Workshops

Motivating the Public Educator: Abraham Maslow

Grade Level: ALL Credits: 2

Date: June 4 & 5 Time: 8:30-4:30 Course # EDUC 5002-01

This workshop (based on the research of Abraham Maslow) seeks to implement “purpose of

endeavor” in the classroom educator. Key to the development of a more successful educational

community is the individual classroom teacher and his or her sense of purpose in the scheme of

things.

Promoting the Positive Attitude Grade Level: ALL Credits: 2 Date: June 6 & 7 Time: 8:30-4:30 Course # EDUC 5004-01 This workshop seeks to implement regular self-evaluation and positive attitude enhancements for the classroom educator. A wide variety of proven/researched approaches will be reviewed and adapted to fit all classroom educators and certified personnel.

For 40 years, PLS has designed quality graduate teacher-education courses that enrich educators’ teaching and promote multi-sensory and learning-rich environments. These are practical courses for skills and strategies that can be immediately applied to your classroom situation. Satisfy recertification requirements while continuing your education by enrolling today in a 3 credit hour course offered by Friends University & PLS! Check the PLS Website at www.plsweb.com or call 1.800.343.4484 for more information.

Friends University invites Denny Dey back for another learning-filled JUNE! Denny has created two workshops for teachers who desire knowledge and spirited teaching. Each of the following workshops is presented at Holy Cross Lutheran School located in Wichita at 600 N. Greenwich

Road. ∞

Check or credit card to Friends University for the workshop fee: $160.00 (and) A check or credit card payment to Denny Dey for the instruction fee: $130.00.

Each workshop attendee receives an assignment for grade. ∞

We cannot accept payments in advance. Payments are made at the beginning of each workshop at the Holy Cross site. Pre-enroll by e-mailing [email protected] you will then

receive the syllabus for your selection(s) and confirmation. ∞

During the course, Denny will show teachers how to add 6 additional credits from his online offerings.

For additional one credit, online opportunities with Jon Maska,

visit www.workshopswithjon.com for courses & enrollment.

http://www.plsweb.com/

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THE MASTER TEACHER

Interested in obtaining credits via computer-based instruction

completed at your own pace? The Master Teacher offers a

variety of online solutions that provide affordable, continuous

professional development to your teachers and support staff.

Go to: www.masterteacher.com for general information

or call 1.800.669.9633 for enrollment information.

Virtual Education Software (VESi)

Attention Deficit Disorder Harassment, Bullying & Cyber-Intimidation Autism & Asperger’s Disorder Inclusion

Behavior is Language Learning Disabilities

Child Abuse: Working with Abused and Neglected Children Reading Fundamentals #1-3

Early Childhood: Family-Centered Services: Birth to Five Talented & Gifted

Early Childhood: Program Planning Teaching Diversity: Influences & Issues

Early Childhood: Observation & Assessment Traumatized Children

Early Childhood: Typical & Atypical Development Understanding Aggression

Educational Assessment Violence in School

...and many more!!!

Friends University has partnered with Virtual Education Software (VESi) to offer graduate level credit

options for K-12 educators on CD-ROM. These computer-based instruction courses are self-supporting

programs that provide instruction, structured practice, and evaluation on your home or school

computer. Information on installation and technical support are covered in detail in the User Guide

section of your computer software. For more information on any of the workshops listed above, to

view a syllabus, or to register, please visit www.virtual educ.com/friends or call 1-800-313-6744.

Demanding

schedule? No Drive

Time!

Wear your

pajamas to class!

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FRIENDS UNIVERSITY

SUMMER ON-CAMPUS HOUSING All individuals participating in Friends University’s summer education workshops are invited to stay in Green Residence Hall, one of Friends’ on-campus residential facilities, for $20 per person per night. Housing is available from June 1 – August 1 with the exception of a few days. Green Residence Hall is divided into suites, with each suite containing three two-person bedrooms, a kitchen (including full refrigerator and microwave), two bathrooms and a living area. Suites contain furniture (beds, mattresses, etc.) but no linens are provided. Thus, all individuals are responsible for bringing their own sheets, towels, toiletries, etc. Local phone service, elevators, Internet (hard-line connection; computer with Ethernet cord and cable are required), TV lounges, vending machines and laundry rooms are also available. The use of tobacco and alcohol is prohibited in all university facilities. Pets are not allowed in any buildings. Individuals wishing to stay in Green Hall must sign up in advance and pay the full amount of their deposit before or upon move-in. To check on availability and sign up for these housing accommodations, please call the Office of Community and Residential Development at 316-295-5500. Green Residence Hall is located at 710 S. St. Clair, Wichita, KS 67213.


Friends University is a comprehensive, private university offering liberal arts and professional education at the undergraduate and

graduate levels. Founded in 1898, today Friends has a combined undergraduate and graduate population of more than 3,000

students. In addition to the main campus in Wichita, Friends maintains educational centers in Topeka and Lenexa and offers selected

programs at other locations throughout the state of Kansas.

Friends University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association, telephone

(312) 263-0456, www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org. The Teacher Education Unit at Friends University is accredited by the Kansas

State Department of Education and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), 2010 Massachusetts Avenue

NW, Suite500, Washington, D.C. 20036, phone: (202) 466-7496. This accreditation includes the undergraduate and graduate levels of

professional education programs offered at the institution. In addition, the education programs at Friends University are also approved

by the Kansas State Department of Education.

Friends University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and

activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: EEOC/Title IX Coordinator, Friends

University, 2100 W. University Ave, Wichita, KS 67213, (316) 295-5000.


FRIENDS UNIVERSITY Some workshops offer confirmation of attendance which may be used for CEUs/PDPs based on prior

approval within your school system. All workshops are offered for graduate level credit and available to licensed educators. The

workshops are recommended for renewal purposes, postgraduate, or professional enrichment. To register:

Complete and detach the pre-registration form below. To pre-register by phone using a credit card, call (316) 295-5516 or

1-800-794-6945 ext. 5516.

Payment must be received to hold your spot. Make checks payable to Friends University or call (316) 295-5516 to have charges

made to your Visa, MasterCard or Discover Card account. To pay online, go to www.friends.edu/pay-online and click on

e-market. Follow instructions under Teacher Education Workshops. List final transaction number on pre-registration form.

Tuition is $145 per credit hour.

No pre-registrations will be taken the first day of the workshop. All pre-registration must be completed prior to the start of the

workshop.

An e-mail reminder will be sent the week before the start of the workshop.

No refunds will be issued beginning one week prior to the workshop start date. A $25 cancellation fee per credit will be assessed

on all refunds requested. If the minimum number of participants do not enroll, the workshop will be cancelled, you will be

notified and a full refund will be given.

All workshops will be letter-graded. As a result, projects/assignments will be assessed. Unofficial grade sheets will be mailed out

by registrar after the grades are posted.

Transcripts: To request transcripts of coursework from Friends University, please call (316) 295-5400 or 800-794-6945 ext. 5400 or

visit www.friends.edu/get-transcripts. Grades can be expected to be posted 3-5 weeks from when the registration forms are

received.

Mail the completed form to* Workshop Department Box E-5, Friends University, 2100 W. University Ave., Wichita, KS 67213.

*Note: some pre-registrations and payments require different processes as outlined in the workshop description.

Questions? Just give us a call at (316) 295-5516 or 800-794-6945 ext. 5516

SUMMER 2012 WORKSHOPS FOR TEACHERS PRE-REGISTRATION FORM

NAME ____________________________________________________________________________________ LAST FIRST MI

ADDRESS _______________________________________________________________________ STREET CITY STATE ZIP CODE

PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT___________________ _______________________ ___________________

EMAIL BEST POSSIBLE PHONE #

BROCHURE# TITLE DATE(S) TUITION

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_________ _____________________________________________________ ___________ ___________ IF MORE SPACE IS NEEDED, USE ADDITIONAL PAPER. THIS FORM MAY BE REPRODUCED AS NEEDED.

TUITION TOTAL: $_____________

I have included Check # enclosed in the amount of $ _____________ I will be calling with my credit card number to finalize my spot in the workshop. I have paid through e-market and am including my transaction number. _______________________________

Signature __________________________________________________________ Date

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