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APPENDICESPeriod ofVisitName and Positionof OfficerPlaceVisitedPurpose of Visit12.7.97 to28.7.97Jim Harkin and Noel BeddoePrincipalsUSAAttend the Third International Confederation ofPrincipals Convention16.7.97 to22.7.97Sue McGrath and TerryGregoryInternational StudentsProgramHong KongParticipation in Secondary Interview Program tomaintain flow of students to NSW Governmentschools and to evaluate potential agents20.7.97 to5.8.97Christopher BonnorPrincipalUSAAttend the Third International Confederation ofPrincipals Convention22.7.97 to26.7.97Colin CookseyPrincipalUSAAttend the Third International Confederation ofPrincipals Convention1.8.97 to 1.8.98Michelle CrokeTeacherJapanParticipant in Odawara City Board of Educationteacher placement6.8.97 to20.8.97Brian BazzoLeader, InternationalStudents ProgramTaiwan, Hong KongTo promote NSW Government schools throughparticipation in Education Exhibitions in Taiwan (4Cities) and Hong Kong. Assess potential agents.14.8.97 to20.8.97Fay WorrallCo-ordinator, InternationalStudents ProgramHong KongTo promote NSW Government schools throughparticipation in the Austrade Exhibition in HongKong. Assess potential agents.2.9.97 to 7.9.97Sylvia RomanikSenior Education Officer(Hearing Impairment)New ZealandTo lecture in speech and listening and to demonstratespeech teaching techniques to teachers training to beteachers of the deaf at Auckland College of Education13.9.97 to2.10.9718.9.97 to10.10.97Margaret SimoesSenior Education OfficerGlen DudleySenior Curriculum AdviserCanadaUnited KingdomDelegation of Indigenous Communities to participatein the formal signing of exchange agreementsThe British Council requested that Mr Dudley assistin the implementation of Internet Curriculum Projectsin schools throughout the UK22.9.97 to11.10.97Tracy DaviesSenior Project Officer,Exchange ProgramsUSATeacher Exchange Negotiations. Participate in NSW– Michigan Visitation Program25.9.97 to6.10.97Mark AndersonPrincipalJapanSister School Visit26.9.97 to20.10.97Kerrie CroftPrincipal Education OfficerUSA, HollandParticipate in NSW – Michigan Visitation Program.Teacher Exchange and investigation of equity centres9.1.97 to19.1.97Karen WhiteChief Education Officer,LanguagesItalyTo meet with Italian Government Officers to considerstudent exchange, sister school links and enhancingthe teaching and learning of Italian6.10.97 to16.10.97Karen WhiteManager, LanguagesFranceTo meet Ministry of Foreign Affairs, linguisticorganisations and teacher educators to establishteacher and student exchange146 DSE Annual Report 1997
APPENDICESPeriod ofVisitName and Positionof OfficerPlaceVisitedPurpose of Visit22.10.97 to26.10.97Sylvia RomanikSenior Education OfficerHearing ImpairmentMalaysiaTo speak at an Auditory-Verbal Training Workshop28.10.97 to7.11.97Noel ClancyMarketing Co-ordinator,Senior Education OfficerJapanAttend exhibition and seminar program by OceanianKoryu Centre in Fukuoka, Osaka and Tokyo; promoteSchool Visits Program and meet with TokyoMetropolitan Gov’t, Student Exchange Programs5.11.97 to22.11.97Helen WilsonActing Deputy Principal andPhilip Tucker, PrincipalDenmarkTo participate in a Study Tour and attend aninternational conference6.11.97 to10.11.97Sally ShimadaJapanese ConsultantJapanTo attend International Colloquium on JapaneseLanguage Education and present the Primary Accessto Languages via Satellite (PALS) Program12.11.97 to7.12.97Kim FillinghamAssistant Director-GeneralThe Gambia, USAWorld Bank Study Mission. Visit ACOT (AppleClassroom of Tomorrow) at West High, Colombus, Ohio.15.11.97 to24.11.97Glyn EvansCoordinator, Enterprise andIndustryUSATo present paper at the 1997 National Symposium onPartnerships in Education18.11.97 to22.11.97Greg ClarkeTechnical Manager and JohnSegal, Manager, AssetManagement SystemNew ZealandAttend Aurisa Conference and deliver paper8.12.97 to16.12.97Nancy ButterfieldSenior Education OfficerEarly Intervention/ EarlyLearningUSAAttend the conference of Association for Persons withSevere Handicaps and to present two papers on behalfof the Department9.12.97 to18.12.97Elisabeth PickeringDistrict School CounsellorVietnamTo present a paper at the 1997 Asia-PacificConference on Psychosomatic-Behavioural Medicineand Counselling12.12.97 to22.12.97Clive HoudlinHead Teacher, SocialScience and ElizabethSmith, Careers AdviserIndiaExcursion to International Convention on StudentsQuality28.9.97 to13.10.97Lindsay WassonDirectorJapanStudent Exchange Program – accompanying sixteenstudents and to investigate matters relating to thebuilding of the Japanese Immersion centre atKirrawee High School with the Japan Foundation inTokyo; consolidate relationships with the TokyoMetropolitan Government31.11.97 to6.12.97John BladenDirector, Training andDevelopment SchoolProgramsThailandParticipation in the UNESCO-ACEID InternationalConference – delivery of a paperDSE Annual Report 1997 147
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