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The professional development resource I chose is called Get Your Teach On (or GYTO). GYTO is an annual teacher conference that happens in a different state and city each year. Those who are registered for the conference can expect four days of content, inspiring keynotes from motivational speakers and teachers, hands-on workshops, a pre-game celebration, GYTO merchandise, and a certificate for 24 professional development hours! The registration fee for all 4 days is $629. Those staying in a hotel for the conference may also enjoy them at a discounted price through GYTO. The 2024 conference was held in Orlando, FL and the 2025 conference will be held in Dallas, TX. 

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