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Linking Latitudes India - a conference that will take you places
September 30 - October 4, 2007

The importance of India to the world is not a new phenomena. ALBERT
EINSTEIN said 'We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count,
without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made.'

India - the world's largest democracy, the largest English speaking
nation, the second largest pool of engineers and scientists, a middle
class of over 240 million people and more millionaires than the whole
population of Australia - much of this is unknown to many Australians.

Are you equipping your students with the knowledge and skills to be
global citizens?

Take a lead, take a journey and prepare your students for the 21st
Century.  Join 250 Australian educators in India.

Don't miss out on the Linking Latitudes India Conference occurring over
five days in New Delhi and Agra, September 30 - October 4, 2007. Pre-
and post-conference Fieldwork Programs provide opportunities to further
explore the diversity of India.

Double your chances!
Register by close of business May 11, 2007 and go into the draw to win
one of two return airfares to India and one of 50 Indian Lonely Planet
books. Register early to secure your place and Fieldwork Program
preference.  Places are filling fast!

After May 11
Early bird registration has been extended to June 11, 2007. If you
register by this date you will go into the draw to win one free
international airfare to India or one of 20 Indian Lonely Planet books. 

To download a copy of the registration brochure go to:
http://www.asialink.unimelb.edu.au/our_work/school_education/internation
al_programs


Asia EdNet Moderator
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The AEF manages the Asia EdNet email discussion group for teachers. The
discussion group has more than 1,500 subscribers, making it one of the
largest online education forums in Australia. Participation in the
discussion group is free. By joining the discussion group you will be
able to:

*	ask questions about classroom practice 
*	seek ideas on teaching about Asia 
*	share curriculum resources 
*	make links to set up collaborative projects 
*	discuss the 'hot' issues 
*	find information about interesting websites related to Asia 
*	hear news about activities/events happening around Australia.

 

 

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Ida Harsojo

A/Indonesian Consultant

Curriculum K - 12 Directorate

3a Smalls Rd. Ryde 2112

 

Ph: 9889 7640

Fax : 9886 7160

Email : ida.harsojo at det.nsw.edu.au

 

 

 

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