20 Oct
Hamilton
The theme references the most significant landmark of our region, the Waikato River. Rivers are powerful forces, relentless and enduring, giving and sustaining life: Tributaries, big and small, come together to create a diverse and connected system that is greater than the sum of its parts.
Libraries are also powerful forces, and like rivers, they must be respected, understood and well-managed in order to continue to nourish and support their communities.
Participate in this conference to consider the role and future of our libraries and the kaitiakitanga (guardianship and management) needed to ensure that libraries, and the benefits they bring, are strong and enduring.
9 Oct
Hamilton
The ULearn conferences are organised by CORE Education, a not-for-profit educational research, development and implementation organisation in New Zealand.
Always an inspiring conference for the latest in educational theory and practice, particularly in relation to the integration of ICT into educational contexts.
Mark the dates for 2013 in your calendar and keep an eye on the ULearn website or contact Gwenny.Davis@core-ed.org.
1 Aug
Rotorua
NICAT Conference 2013 - Manaakitanga - Empowering our Youth
The venue is the Rotorua Novotel Hotel.
Speakers include Mem Fox, Celia Lashlie, Isobelle Carmody, Tama Wise.
Further information and registration is available on the Rotorua District Library website
17 Jul
Hastings
New Zealand Association for the Teaching of English 2013 Conference aims to reflect an appreciation of what has lasting value – vintage – and the possibilities of new ideas and directions – visionary.
The venue is Karamu High School in Hastings.
Keynote speakers include Simon Armitage, Dr Angie Farrow, Matene Love and Anna Mackenzie
Read more on the NZTA website on the speaker profiles, programme and other information.
15 Jul
Wellington
Winds of Change - School Libraries
The conference will:
Keynote speakers include Tara Brabazon, Cathy Wylie, Professor Erica McWilliam, Dr Susan Sandretto
The venue is Wellington Girls College.
Further information and registration is available on the SLANZA website.
14 Jul
Auckland
Sailing from Reading to Literacies.
Celebrating Teaching Prime Professional Development - speakers include Dr Maureen McLaughlin, Dr Steven Layne, Dr William Teale, Dr Barbara Comber
Reading Recovery Strand - speakers include Dr Janet Gaffney, Dr Barbara Watson
Further information and registration is available on the NZRA website
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