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Hey everybody, it's Cheri Dotterer
from Tier One Interventions Today.

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Jonily is gonna uncover some new material.

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She didn't even tell me what
this time, so take it away,

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Jonily and let's get started.

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Mission accomplished.

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Mission accomplished.

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We are gonna unpack exactly what
that means in our first segment

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here of our live session today.

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And I've done it in a way that my other
Algebra one teachers at my school, they're

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first year teachers, I want them to have
a successful January math in a month.

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So I actually had to create the
slide deck so it's user friendly

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so that they can just show it every
day and it facilitates for them.

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So for Algebra one, I
actually have this year.

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That's better than it's ever been.

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For all of you here, live for all of you.

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Tier one interventions, level two,
every resource that I've mentioned, I

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actually have a special Google folder
for tier one interventions, level two ev.

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And as I've been planning, I've
been putting the pieces in there.

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Every resource I've mentioned, you're
gonna get a link to that Google folder

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that has everything I've mentioned
today, because as I was planning

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today, I, so you're gonna get my whole
Algebra one January math in a month.

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You are gonna see how Purple X
develops at an algebra one level

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with pictures and notation then how
I relate Purple X to parent function.

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Explicit and recursive rules, domain
and range and transformations.

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So I'm so proud of myself.

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Are you guys proud of me?

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Of course we are.

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I know Kirk.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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My first graders, when Jonily came in
November, they were like, oh, I'm like,

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she's the one that's made all these
like activities and like the reference

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tasks that we do, like rectangles
and pizza, and they're like, oh,

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and like the purple X in the basket.

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And I'm like, yes, those two,

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Amy and I had so much
freaking fun with her kids.

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A I'm Amy, I'm coming back.

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Ooh, I think I can come.

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Ja January 5th.

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Stop it.

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Oh my gosh.

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Oh my gosh.

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Wait a minute.

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I gotta write this down because I
asked the other day, they were like,

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oh yeah, that's a work at home.

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Or like a records day, whatever.

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They're like, we don't care.

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So Amy Garrison, January 5th.

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I am the reason I'm now, if you have
to cancel that, it's no problem.

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But the reason I'm writing that down
is I'm going to send an email to

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my admin today just approving it.

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They never disapprove anything I
say because who would do that to me?

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But I'm going to email them today just
so that I have in writing the approval.

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And girl, we're gonna have fun.

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Okay.

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And if you can stay like most of the
day, then we could go have Mexican meal.

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I love Mexican.

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Do you like Mexican food?

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Yes.

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So if you could, we could
go to the Mexican restaurant

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that Natalie and I went to.

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Okay.

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Oh my gosh, I'm so excited.

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I'm so excited.

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You've just given me the best gift
I've ever heard and dreamed of heart.

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Okay, so this is season three.

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I should write that to make sure
we're, we know what's happening here.

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Okay.

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This is season three
and I love season three.

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Did I say that already?

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Okay.

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Season four and five, I actually
don't even care about because

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by the end of January I've done
everything I can do for these kids.

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So anything else we do as a bonus,
like I'm just smooth sailing and

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honestly, I'm either giving kids
like a project or I'm worksheet them.

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'cause I'm done for the year.

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The end of January, I'm on cruise control.

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If you didn't get it by now, there's
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on you as the student I'm just saying.

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So I'm gonna do whatever I can do
after January to just be the warm body

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in the room for the rest of the year.

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Now I say all that sarcastically.

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However, you know there are glimpses of
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tell you is if you can get this far in
your school year using the novel model,

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there's no panic at test time.

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There's no panic, there's no hurry up,
no huddle offense, there's no test prep.

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There's like there.

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There's no, like you are in such a good
emotional state if you use this model.

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I can't even explain it
until you feel it yourself.

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You have to trust the system.

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You have to trust the model.

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So season four is like this.

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Season two, it kind of mimics that.

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Season two.

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Season four is February through
April, February, March, April, and

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it's really this mimic of season two.

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You might still have a bunch of stuff
to do, but like you've got three months.

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When have we ever freed up
three months of no have toss.

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This is all just bonus.

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Do whatever you want.

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Finish teaching your textbook.

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Textbook that your district is
like you have to do every page,

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which is stupid by the way, but.

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Look at all the, you can
do whatever you want here.

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Now I keep doing fun stuff.

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I really don't put myself on
cruise control to be honest,

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because I'm just so excited.

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The kids are so excited that we're doing
more quick dots and we're doing more like

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we're just, we're doing, three act math.

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We're doing the vacation project,
we're doing planning a trip.

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We're using what math, do
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We're just doing lots of
random application stuff.

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I just have a good time with them and
I'm doing lots of test release questions

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with them because I finished my content.

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I know they're gonna take
the end of course test in

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April and I can do test prep.

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But it's not stressful.

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It's not stressful because it's
you guys know this, we've done it.

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And if I have those few that
don't know it, I can then relate

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it to everything back here.

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I need to write this down 'cause I
wanna show you guys this example.

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Hold on a second.

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Okay.

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You are gonna like this.

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I'm gonna show you guys two
specific examples of reference task

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chunks and how I taught a release
test question for algebra one.

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I'm gonna show you that today.

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So yeah, that is season four.

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I hope I didn't say se, I might
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I'm, I messed up if I did.

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This is season four and then
season five is I really don't care

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because season five is, may, like it's
after testing, we've got field trips, some

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groups are going bowling or the zoo or
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really are no instructional days in May.

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So if you think you're gonna teach
anything, you're kidding yourself.

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So I mean I will look, I have a love-hate
relationship with teachers, pay teachers.

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I'll just pull some teachers pay teacher
stuff just to keep them busy in May.

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Like I'm just being real with all y'all.

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Okay.

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Because there aren't many
instructional days in May.

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Now what I do with some of the schools
that I coach may becomes very important

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because they, if they don't know
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them this model all year, but they
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haven't really been listening to me
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hurry up know huddle offense state.

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That is just a vicious cycle every year.

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And by this time I
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I can't even meet with groups by this
season because they're like test.

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I can't, they can't have
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Educators that are in
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So once we finish testing, then
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the development of next year.

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So if you've done bits and pieces of
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model may is your practice model.

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So what I encourage most teachers to do,
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the novel model method of delivering math
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of my teachers to do is run a mock season.

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One in May, run a mock first
15 days or first eight days.

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Maybe you only have eight
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Do eight days of the first 15 to
practice it at the end of this year for

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your new students coming in next year.

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Give it a practice run, which is why
I am now gonna bubble that in green,

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because that's how I coded season one.

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In the comments here, how early can
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Do they get watered down for
kindergarten, or how does that look?

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Asking maybe to include in what am I Oh.

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For kindergarten and I have this
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with my curriculum director on Tuesday
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the bottom lines, the non-negotiables,
and I have all of this in a spreadsheet.

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The spreadsheet for kindergarten
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kindergarten counting and rectangles
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whisper counting, and one 20 chart.

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And then in making
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It's making rectangles using quick dots,
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the only two things to ground yourself
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even call it chapter one in the novel
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It's like chapter zero and there's
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which is counting and rectangles.

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And Theresa, when we
meet again, one-on-one.

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Let's talk about that specifically
for your work counting and rectangles.

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And I will give you the counting
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And the rectangle breakdown.

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Jonily, I wanna close out Tier One
Interventions podcast, and that is, if you

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are listening to this podcast and you are

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thinking, how do I get involved,
you wanna head over to your show

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notes and click on the link.

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We are offering you to come to a
session like this where you get all two

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and a half hours at one shot for $47.

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You can then join another
session for another $47.

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Or you can buy the whole year for
$497 plus you have to buy the.

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When if you're going to go buy
the whole year, you're gonna

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have to buy level one as well.

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But the coaching and these conversations
that we're having are $497.

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That sounds to me like a really good
deal for to really think the way you're

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thinking about not just mathematics,
but occupational therapist delivery,

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speech therapy, delivery, special
ed delivery, and how we're helping

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these kids rethink, reregulate,
relearn and think about life as whole.