The findings suggest that structuring classroom activities in a way that utilises peer assessment may be an effective way to promote learning and optimise the use of teaching resources by permitting the teacher to focus on assisting students with greater difficulties or for more complex tasks. Teach Students How to Learn: Strategies You Can Incorporate in Any Course to Improve Student Metacognition, Study Skills, and Motivation. Often the research literature makes somewhat broad claims about the possible benefits of peer assessment. 0000008974 00000 n Pre-clinical respondents gave 510% more correct and 210% less intuitive answers than their clinical counterparts for each question (Figure 1). Metacognitive practices help learners to monitor their own progress and take control of their learning as they read, write and solve problems in the classroom. As a cognitive psychologist and teacher, I have long conducted research on cognitive basis of effective teaching and learning. Heterogeneity in the effect sizes was estimated using the I2 statistic. Finally, the findings of the current meta-analysis are also somewhat limited by the fact that few studies gave a complete profile of the participants and measures used. Frequent peer assessment may also increase positive learner perceptions of peer assessment (e.g., Sluijsmans et al. Below, the coding strategy is reviewed along with the classifications utilised. This video addresses what students should and should not do when they earn a bad grade on an exam. The CRT was distributed to students at the end of a lecture, thus allowing them 1015 minutes to complete the CRT, in addition to a few demographic questions. 0000177116 00000 n An analysis of clinical reasoning through a recent and comprehensive approach: the dual-process theory. & Hopfenbeck, T.N. Indeed, the current findings suggest that the feedback characteristics deemed important by current theories of peer assessment may not be as significant as first thought. Learners who use metacognitive strategies are likely to be able to achieve more. Recently, researchers have increasingly advocated for the role of assessment in promoting learning in educational practice (Wiliam 2018). 0000046671 00000 n HHS Vulnerability Disclosure, Help Stipek, D., & Iver, D. M. (1989). Review of Research in Education, 34(1), 254284. (2017) argue that the cognitive processes involved in peer assessment, such as evaluating, explaining, and suggesting, similarly play out in online and offline environments. 2. *Khonbi, Z. Journal of Second Language Writing, 18(1), 3043. The assessment tool used in this study was the internationally validated CRT, originally developed as a measure of a type of cognitive ability.24 The questions, along with the intuitive (incorrect) and the analytical (correct) answers, are as follows: Thus the correct answers are, in summary, 5, 5 and 47, while the intuitive answers are 10, 100 and 24, respectfully. xref Research Papers in Education Policy and Practice, 17(4), 345361. aI2@UYxV8_ Oral language interventions have some similarity to approaches based on Metacognition (which make talk about learning explicit in classrooms), As with any evidence review, the Toolkit summarises the average impact of approaches when researched in academic studies. Thus, it seems reasonable to expect that teacher feedback would better align with assessment objectives and therefore produce better outcomes. 1, there has been a sharp increase in the number of studies related to peer assessment, with over 75% of relevant studies published in the last decade. Effects of a teaching program based on peer evaluation on written composition and some variables related to writing apprehension. Sterling, Virginia: Stylus Publishing, LLC. The search process is depicted in Fig. 2. Meta-regressions were performed to examine the moderating effects of the various factors that differed across the studies. (i) At the planning stage, the learner can ask themselves questions such as: What do I know about this topic?, Have I done a task like this before?, What strategies worked last time? Social Metacognition: Using Social Emotional Learning to Engage Hope. Tannacito, T., & Tuzi, F. (2002). KWL chart A voluntarily completed response was taken to indicate consent for participation. *hq_b*otT^PWu- >B4mre5V= h8A`$y|DkHW QZ+N`Ec0r~d7u3V(f+ 6?!{5H&~L,T8Tm )HRAu!HM p%%1!1R R) hf"zd#00a@Ci]dD"n%_ Make a note of these unanswered questions and use them to help plan future activities. The result suggest that peer assessment is effective compared to both no assessment (which often involved teaching as usual) and teacher assessment, suggesting that peer assessment can play an important formative role in the classroom. ]i.0T75,tf Tg]p1C':\L+[ iE};/4yXa;4`z."b:B&>8v[G#tCDa?KZq"&zz1z=k *gb|,j(OD 824+8xF0w %x0,yevV;P11fUh-].LXw}~X4Ts4L@Xf}b]Nz^=.mSZiQ)AUjahl3/1U*@' P/+j]#h3eUsUr *ex a:6MqKp|R ;G @7_znb7.A}@]"-.S`- jpH`UonE$KR]Grc@k3w 9_cnld'L +N[P2Y3[`+, TE`H)bjDdx;$nLkr HyR H))?LI &LqO #C{`rO"{ For example, a students assignment was peer assessed, while the final course exam grade was the academic performance measure. Because there were too few studies in the individual academic domains (with the exception of writing), we are unable to account for these differential effects. Measuring nominal scale agreement among many raters. Croskerry P. Critical thinking and reasoning in emergency medicine. Metacognition is often considered to have two dimensions: metacognitive knowledge and metacognitive regulation. Lundstrom, K., & Baker, W. (2009). 2. Our approach was to use only summative dependent variables when they were provided (e.g., overall writing quality score rather than individual trait measures), but to utilise individual measures when overall indicators were not available. Similarly, training peer assessment over time can improve the quality of feedback they provide, although the effects may be limited by the extent of a students relevant domain knowledge (Alqassab et al. 0000151480 00000 n Think about which of these resonate with you and plan to incorporate them into your study routine on a regular basis. Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 21(1), 2536. The following search terms were used: peer assessment or peer grading or peer evaluation or peer feedback. *Xie, Y., Ke, F., & Sharma, P. (2008). 0000191305 00000 n 0000196777 00000 n In addition to activating any useful prior knowledge, this first question can highlight any misconceptions in your learners current knowledge and understanding. 0000181639 00000 n MnemonicsA memory tool, device, or a technique created for remembering information that is difficult to recall. Including education as a variable in the model did not change the effect written feedback. How could this strategy be used by your learners? In addition, a thinking journal can encourage a learner to explore, question, connect ideas and persist with their learning. Thinking about thinking is called Metacognition. University of South Dakota. Panadero, E., & Jonsson, A. Learning and Instruction, 19(2), 97111. Hedges, L. V., Tipton, E., & Johnson, M. C. (2010). (2004). Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods, 8(2), 26. Thirdly, a study needed to compare the effect of peer assessment with a control group. 0000079170 00000 n A rho value of .8 was specified for the correlated effects (i.e., effects from the same study) as is standard practice when the correlation is unknown (Hedges et al. Similarly, Graner (1987) found that assessing papers without being assessed was as effective for improving writing performance as assessing papers and receiving feedback. Lipsey, M. W., & Wilson, D. B. The results suggest that peer assessment improves academic performance compared with no assessment (g = 0.31, p = .004) and teacher assessment (g = 0.28, p = .007), but was not significantly different in its effect from self-assessment (g = 0.23, p = .209). To do this, well introduce you to the idea of metacognition, tell you why metacognition helps you learn better, and introduce some strategies for incorporating metacognition into your studying. Metacognitive talk involves a person saying out loud what they are thinking while they are carrying out a task. The percentage of students in a study that were female was recorded. Studies were classified based on whether the peer assessment was online or offline. Metacognition is simply thinking about thinking The result did not change when education was included in the model. (Unpublished doctoral dissertation), Alliant International University, San Diego, United States. Clear learning goals are necessary for students to effectively apply their metacognitive strategies. Before you read your textbook or attend a lecture, look at the topic that is covered and ask yourself what you know about it already. Diagnostic error and clinical reasoning. 0000049051 00000 n Several studies have shown that peer assessment can effectively be carried out online (e.g., Hsu 2016; Li and Gao 2016). It was only possible to distribute it to a relatively small number of students between lectures on a couple of occasions as multiple attempts would have affected the reliability of the results, through spill-over of the content and answers of CRT questions to other students. The observed effect sizes reported here should therefore be taken as an indicator of average efficacy based on the extant literature and not an indication of expected effects for specific implementations of peer assessment. Norman GR, Eva KW. *Ruegg, R. (2015). How does this information relate to what we learned last week? Metacognitive practices are useful for all learners from primary level upwards. Language Learning & Technology, 18(1), 76-95. Metacognitive regulationHow learners monitorandcontrol their cognitive processes. Hox, J. J. The CRT has previously been used at an educational session at the Florida Conference of Circuit Judges in 2006.25 The medical students in the present study scored higher than the judges, correctly answering a mean of 2.02 of the CRT questions compared to 1.23 for the judges. _W+ I chose to break the information into five short videos so that students could focus on the specific points they wanted, and watching any particular video would not take too much time. Talk through your material. Examination preparation, anxiety and examination performance in a group of adult students. 4. What can you do to identify whether your learners are tacit, aware, strategic or reflective? Only 313% had incorrect answers (i.e. They know and apply the strategies that help them learn. However, they may fail to recognise which strategy is the most effective for a particular learning situation. (ii) clarifying 0 This stage provides a good opportunity for you to see what your learners are interested in and what they already know. 0000177003 00000 n *Chang, S. H., Wu, T. C., Kuo, Y. K., & You, L. C. (2012). National Library of Medicine Over half of respondents (56%) obtained the correct (analytical) answer to the first question, with 40% giving the intuitive answer. Eva KW. Learners start by thinking about what they already know that could help them respond to the learning objective. *Rijlaarsdam, G., & Schoonen, R. (1988). (ii) While monitoring their progress, the learner can ask: How am I doing?, What should I do next?, Should I try a different strategy? This meta-analysis evaluates the effect of peer assessment on academic performance when compared to no assessment as well as teacher assessment. Version 5.1.0, www.handbook.cochrane.org. Based on the funnel plots and a non-significant Eggers test of asymmetry (b = .886, p = .226), risk of publication bias was judged to be low, A funnel plot showing the relationship between standard error and observed effect size for the academic performance meta-analysis. What every teacher needs to know about clinical reasoning. Keeping a thinking journal can be a highly effective way for learners to develop their ability to plan, monitor and self-evaluate. New Yor: Springer Verlag. Although it is worth noting that the sub-groups analysis suggests that the effect of peer assessment was only significant when there was no transfer to the criterion task. Results suggested that the effectiveness of peer assessment was remarkably robust across a wide range of contexts. Heat Nevertheless, the CRT may have been a useful exercise in encouraging the judges to be aware of and to regulate their thinking, in particular metacognition, the executive function that turns on their System 2 thinking that can, among other things, expose their cognitive biases. 0000063369 00000 n Your professor probably included a course schedule, reading list, learning objectives or something similar to give you a sense of how the course is structured. Kahneman D, Frederick S. Representativeness revisited: attribute substitution in intuitive judgment. Black, P., & Wiliam, D. (1998a). Asking self-reflective questions is key to metacognition. 0000199140 00000 n The measurement of observer agreement for categorical data. Cookie Preferences | Privacy Policy | Software Plugins, We use cookies to improve our site, personalize content and serve more relevant advertising on other platforms. In their work on intuition Tracy et al15 stated that: There was overwhelming agreement that intuition plays a vital role in the practice of family medicine and that intuition has its origins in personal clinical experience. Intuition may also be adaptive in complex situations where decisions are required in a timely fashion; for instance, intuitive responses are essential in emergency situations. For example, Topping (1998, p.256) suggested that peer assessment may, promote a sense of ownership, personal responsibility, and motivation [and] might also increase variety and interest, activity and interactivity, identification and bonding, self-confidence, and empathy for others. When students become active doers of mathematics, the greatest gains of their mathematical thinking can be realized. 0000187035 00000 n Each day the lily patch doubled in size. they activated some metacognitive processes), but were unsuccessful in their System 2 thinking. This technique ensures that you are actively engaging with the material as you are reading and taking notes, and it helps you better gauge how much youre actually remembering from what you read; it also engages your recall, which makes it more likely youll be able to remember and understand the material when youre done. Educational Technology Research and Development, 56(2), 181. Hedges, L. V. (1981). !2x Reliable, high-performance technology tools give educators peace of mind, so they can focus on their students rather than worrying about technology. The Education Endowment foundation has provided seven recommendations for teaching metacognition. Unlike many other educational interventions, implementing metacognition does not require expensive, specialist equipment or changes to school infrastructure. They provide vital information for troubleshooting problems and improving the visitor experience. 0000076532 00000 n The Cochrane Collaboration. Unfortunately, only 55.5% of studies recorded participants sex and only 18.5% of studies recorded mean age information. 0000040029 00000 n There was no relationship between age of respondents, or gender of respondents (male n = 49 and female n = 79) and correct (72% vs 65%), intuitive (23% vs 27%) or incorrect (5% vs 8%) answers, respectively. Conducting peer assessment online can significantly reduce the logistical burden of implementing peer assessment (e.g., Tannacito and Tuzi 2002). A density graph of the recorded effect sizes is provided in Fig. Further research is needed to explore the effects of grading at different educational levels. The videos represent both the latest in cognitive research on how people learn and my many years of experience teaching undergraduates. think-pair-share. How can I allow time for learner self-reflection? From the 1970s, theoretical models describing how we process information included a central executive which controls basic cognitive processes. Books from Oxford Scholarship Online, Oxford Handbooks Online, Oxford Medicine Online, Oxford Clinical Psychology, and Very Short Introductions, as well as the AMA Manual of Style, have all migrated to Oxford Academic.. Read more about books migrating to Oxford Academic.. You can now search across all these OUP Lundstrom and Baker (2009) found that assessing a peers written work was more beneficial for their own writing than being assessed by a peer. It describes how learners monitor and control their cognitive processes. The Impact of Peer Assessment on Academic Performance: A Meta-analysis of Control Group Studies. Tacit learners are unaware of their metacognitive knowledge. We also recorded the nature of the academic performance variable for descriptive purposes. How to improve the peer review method: Free-selection vs assigned-pair protocol evaluated in a computer networking course. I handed the script over to Nathan Troost, Samfords videographer, and I give him all the credit for making the videos visually appealing and interesting. (2016). Below are some ideas for how to engage in metacognition when you are studying. Fourthly, a study needed to examine the effect of peer assessment on a non-self-reported measure of academic performance. Studies that only provided basic instructions to students to conduct the peer feedback were coded as freeform. 0000092709 00000 n Far transferthe peer-assessed task was in a different form to the academic performance task, although they may have overlapping content. Research Synthesis Methods, 1(1), 3965. Use this as your roadmap for the course. As students forgot the presentation and came under the stresses of the semester, they tended to revert to their old bad study habits. Although mnemonics are limited in terms of supporting the development of higher order thinking skills, they are useful in helping learners to swiftly recall information in order to move on with their learning. Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 40(5), 641665. Retrieved from https://CRAN.R-project.org/package = robumeta. Studies also needed to be written in English. It is possible that these students may have recognized they should switch from System 1 thinking (i.e. Ask yourself: what should students know or be able to do at the end of this course? The purpose of this study was to use the Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT) to evaluate and compare the level of Systems 1 and 2 thinking among medical students in pre-clinical and clinical programs. A sensitivity analysis indicated that the effect size estimates did not differ with different values of rho. Assessing the relationship between different types of student feedback and the quality of revised writing. Because meta-analysis is unable to capture all of the nuanced dimensions that determine the type, intensity, and quality of peer assessment, we focus on distinguishing between what we regard as the most prevalent types of peer assessment in the literature: grading, peer dialogs, and written assessment. The effects of feedback interventions on performance: A historical review, a meta-analysis, and a preliminary feedback intervention theory. As shown in Table 4, this was also not significant when analysed using meta-regressions either with or without education in the model. Many of the methods described are about self-testing (e.g., thinking aloud, using writing, taking notes from memory) because they help you discern what you do and dont actually know. 2018). *Liu, C.-C., Lu, K.-H., Wu, L. Y., & Tsai, C.-C. (2016). Double, K.S., McGrane, J.A. The intuitive answers for the CRT mathematical problems were intrinsically incorrect. Journal of Educational Psychology, 109(8), 1049. Due to the small frequency of this control condition, we ultimately classified them as no assessment controls. chemistry vs. history), but it will be helpful to be open to trying new things and paying attention to what is effective for you. Here, we take a look one of the key pillars; autonomy. For example, in a review of peer assessment with tertiary students, Topping (1998) argued that the effects of peer assessment are, as good as or better than the effects of teacher assessment (p. 249). However, talking out loud can help learners to focus and monitor their cognitive processing as well as helping them to develop a deeper understanding of their own thinking processes. Many of the current models of peer assessment rely on qualitative evidence, theoretical arguments, and pedagogical experience to formulate theories about what determines effective peer assessment. What counts as evidence of educational achievement? (iii) When evaluating their performance, the learner can ask: How well did I do?, Did I get the results I expected?, Is there anything I still dont understand?, What could I do differently next time? The literature search was carried out on 8 June 2018 using PsycInfo, Google Scholar, and ERIC. $35.95. They do not think about any particular strategies for learning and merely accept if they know something or not. 0000019509 00000 n Yu, F.-Y., & Liu, Y.-H. (2009). 2017). Peer assessment was characterised using coding we believed best captured the theoretical distinctions in the literature. To do this, the meta-analysis only evaluates intervention studies that utilised experimental or quasi-experimental designs, i.e., only studies with control groups, so that the effects of maturation and other confounding variables are mitigated. Gorard, S. (2002). Veenman and Spaans 2005) believe that metacognitive skills do not emerge until a child is 8 to 10 years old. Flow chart for the identification, screening protocol, and inclusion of publications in the meta-analyses. Kahneman D. A perspective on judgment and choice. Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 41(2), 301315. Schwarzer, G., Carpenter, J. R., & Rcker, G. (2015). Teacher and peer editing: Their effects on students' writing as measured by t-unit length, holistic scoring, and the attitudes of fifth and sixth grade students (Unpublished doctoral dissertation), Northern Arizona University. Making a diagnosis is central to medical practice. *Hwang, G. J., Hung, C. M., & Chen, N. S. (2014). The name McHale can aid the recall of the different forms of energy: Peer assessment has been the subject of considerable research interest over the last three decades, with numerous educational researchers advocating for the integration of peer assessment into schools and instructional practice. Journal of second language writing, 8(3), 265289. Bloom, A. J., & Hautaluoma, J. E. (1987). Want to know more? However, Whitebread and Pino Pasternak (2010) document a number of studies which indicate evidence of young childrens metacognitive abilities. This finding suggests that grading appears to add little to the peer feedback process in non-tertiary students. The effectiveness of writing conferences and peer response groups strategies on the EFL secondary students' writing performance and their self efficacy (A Comparative Study). However, Flavell was not the first to study metacognitive processes. While the current findings are ambiguous regarding the mechanisms of peer assessment, it is worth noting that without a solid understanding of the mechanisms underlying peer assessment effects, it is difficult to identify important moderators or optimally use peer assessment in the classroom. The ISTE Standards are a framework for students, educators, administrators, coaches and computer science educators to rethink education and create innovative learning environments. As we saw in What is the theory behind metacognition?, David Perkins (1992) identified four levels of metacognitive learners which provide a useful framework for teachers. (2001). However, when education level was included in the model, the model indicated significant interaction effect between grading in tertiary students and the average effect of grading in primary and secondary students (b= .395, 95% CI .06 to .73, p = .022). Procedia-Social and Behavioral Sciences, 70, 1552-1564. Learning by reviewing. Topping, K. (1998). As a result of research into metacognition, we understand that the effective use of basic cognitive processes is a fundamental part of learning. Fredrick found that men scored higher than women on the CRT. 0000004774 00000 n PubMedGoogle Scholar. This raises the possibility that the benefit of peer assessment comes more from assessing, rather than being assessed (Usher 2018). about navigating our updated article layout. 2017). Nevertheless, where possible, intuition should be guided and formed by System 2 thinking to reduce the possibility of error or cognitive biases. Students might decide to make changes to the strategies they are using if these are not working. Learners talking out loud is sometimes viewed by teachers to be an annoyance or a distraction in the classroom. Metacognition and Learning, 13(3), 309326. Paulus, T. M. (1999). Teachers can ask questions to prompt learners to monitor the strategies that they are using. Peer assessment. England: Reading. Respondents were assured that participation was anonymous and would have no bearing on their future medical education. Self-regulationThe ability to monitor and control our own thoughts, emotions and behaviour. Use your browser's incognito or private browsing mode to avoid participating. *Califano, L. Z. When you introduce your learners to a new strategy, give them the opportunity to use it both with support and independently. Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 19(4), 100-111. 5\Kr =xC$vP1u:dY'dGMOOO={zdKdYAV&py ds/\Gu^s9 Any strategy used while performing a cognitive task is metacognitive However, more experimental research is needed to rule out the effects of potential methodological issues discussed in detail below. These three electronic databases were selected due to their relevance to educational instruction and practice. With clear learning goals, students can plan strategies that will help them to achieve the goals and will also monitor their progress towards achieving these goals. In terms of metacognition this refers to a higher level of cognition (beyond cognition). In order to introduce learners to this strategy, the teacher can model metacognitive talk by working through a task or activity out loud. The level of transfer between the peer assessment task and the academic performance measure was coded into three categories: No transferthe peer-assessed task was the same as the academic performance measure. Reciprocal teaching is a strategy used to develop reading comprehension (Palincsar and Brown 1984). Learning and Instruction, 60, 8594. 4) of the relationship between observed effects and standard error for asymmetry (Schwarzer et al. What do you notice about the role of the teacher? While experimental designs with individual allocation are often not pragmatic for classroom interventions, online peer assessment interventions appear to be obvious candidates for increased true experiments. The learners are then asked to teach these strategies to other learners. Finally, a small number of students in this study did not have English as a childhood language and had lower correct responses. (2017, May 09). Organizational Research Methods, 11(2), 364386. trailer 0000069531 00000 n ScaffoldingThe teacher provides appropriate guidance and support to enable learners to build on their current level of understanding progressively to acquire confidence and independence in using new knowledge or skills. robumeta: Robust variance meta-regression (Version 2). There's no software to buy, no upgrading hassle and you can work from anywhere, anytime! <<0C938D5E51DA414A95E062A29F4BB423>]/Prev 610571>> 2. For example, a strategy that they have applied in a maths lesson might also be effective when studying a language. ht=HAn.D )ipQ(")R.HIcF"ZX,h cxn F2pmqOGY]HYi'w)-T@:cwFY4/^nRvP4s\ N|iZQMo4^T,Utx(_! The ISTE Standards are a framework for students, educators, administrators, coaches and computer science educators to rethink education and create innovative learning environments. Here is an example of a KWL chart for you to use: Near transferthe peer-assessed task was in the same or very similar format as the academic performance measure, e.g., an essay on a different, but similar topic. It is possible that the pedagogical disadvantages of peer assessment are compensated for by affective or motivational aspects of peer assessment, or by the substantial benefits of acting as an assessor. We found that peer grading was beneficial for tertiary students but not beneficial for primary or secondary school students. If I scan the text first it will help me to understand the overall meaning'). Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 20(4), 58-68. The standards are helping re-engineer schools and classrooms worldwide for sharing sensitive information, make sure youre on a federal Some researchers have argued that anonymous peer assessment is advantageous because assessors are more likely to be honest in their feedback, and interpersonal processes cannot influence how assessees receive the assessment feedback (Rotsaert et al. 0000003024 00000 n !IT]=] T\. 2010b). ( At this stage, it is helpful for learners to ask themselves: To the authors knowledge, no prior studies have compared the effects of online and offline peer assessment on academic performance. Working with small groups of students, the teacher models the use of four key strategies that support reading comprehension: journal of. European Journal of Psychology of Education, 33(1), 7599. b bt}LOys:g5r w~PsT;4u6ds6#)KX1 i(mW!9fK7E~kwU{WO%K }:R[$DNw06{dzG$l5`}-Bjo % Similarly, in a review on peer and self-assessment with tertiary students, Dochy et al. There were a number of limitations in this study. 0000186844 00000 n Learning about academic writing through holistic peer assessment. _W+W_jN-tc}~'s'R_ 'J endstream endobj 343 0 obj <> endobj 344 0 obj [/ICCBased 372 0 R] endobj 345 0 obj <> endobj 346 0 obj <> endobj 347 0 obj <> endobj 348 0 obj <> endobj 349 0 obj <> endobj 350 0 obj <>stream An intuitive (impulsive) answer that the ball costs $0.10 does spring to mind by subtracting $1.00 from $1.10. Computers & Education, 59(2), 182195. Chapel Hill, NC 27599 R: A language and environment for statistical computing. Midterm peer feedback in problem-based learning groups: The effect on individual contributions and achievement. Article Teachers are instrumental in shaping the culture of learning in a classroom. A comparison of teacher-, peer-, and self-monitoring with curriculum-based measurement in reading among students with learning disabilities. 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