Conference PowerPoint Presentations Please Note: This page will be updated as presentations become available. Some presentations will not be available online due to the speaker requirements. Presentations remain intellectual properties of speakers and can only be used for viewing and reference. Day 3 - Saturday, 5 August 2006 Keynote: Dr Karen Rogers, GERRIC, University of New South Wales, Australia "These Four Things... Using the Gifted Child's Strengths, Attitudes & Interests to Match Personal Priorities for Learning to Options" Presentation CONCURRENT SESSIONS 6 Spotlight Session 6: Rosemary Cathcart, REACH Education Consultancy "The Inclusive Classroom & The Gifted Child" Presentation - not available at this stage To vist REACH website, click here. Breakout 1 - Parent Workshop: Dr Karen Rogersm GERRIC, University of New South Wales, Australia "Working in Partnership With the Schools for Your Child: Nine Things to "Round Out" the School Programme" Presentation  Breakout 2: Anna Meuli, Victoria University of Wellington "Identification: Number One Issue or Not?" Presentation Breakout 3 - Replacement: Marjory Woodfield, Literacy Consultant, Christchurch "Shakespeare & Children - Charting a Course Through "The Tempest" Presentation - not available at this stage Breakout 4: Cancelled Breakout 5: Kevin Kannan, John Paul College, Rotorua "Moral & Spiritual Intelligences in Young Gifted & Talented Students" Presentation Breakout 6: Joanne Young & Michelle Parsons-Sim, The Gifted Kids Programme "The Gifted Kids Programme - More Than a One Day Programme" Presentation Breakout 7: Sheryl Burns, George Parkyn Centre "ADHD - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or Gifted? or Both?" Presentation - will not be available online Breakout 8: Dr Roger Moltzen, University of Waikato & Dr Tracy Riley, Massey University "Gerring Your Ideas Out There: Publishing & Presenting Theory & Research in Gifted & Talented" Presentation CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7 Spotlight Session 7: Lynn Berresford, The Assessment & Counsellings Centre "Understanding Psychological Assessment" Presentation - not available at this stage Breakout 1: Therese Hoyle, The Success Partnership Ltd "An Introduction to the UK's Quality Circle Time: Achieving Excellence Through Valuing Individuals" Presentation Breakout 2: Frances Hill, Alpha Education Consultancy "Fulfilling Potential - Meeting the Needs of the Hidden Gifted" Presentation Breakout 3: Juliet Martin, Christchurch College of Education "Academic Acceleration Through the Eyes of Young Kiwis" Presentation - will not be available online Breakout 4:  Heather Meikle & Kay Ellison, PNGH School & John Holland, Massey University "Palmerston North Girls' High School & Massey University Science Mentorship Programme" Presentation - not available at this stage Breakout 5: Jenny Reece, NZ Childcare Association, Otago "Attitudes & Expectations of Giftedness Within Early Childhood Education" Presentation Breakout 6: Pauline Dann, Selwyn House School, Christchurch "Meeting the Social & Emotional Needs of Gifted & Talented Students Through Books" Presentation Breakout 7: Max Galu, Kawerau Intermediate School "Perceptions of Maori & Polynesian Students Educated in Segregated Classes" Presentation Breakout 8: Dr Catherine Little, The Neag School of Education, University of Connecticut, United States of America "Tomorrow I'll do Exactly Right: Procrastinating Perfectionists" Presentation Keynote: Dr Roger Moltzen, University of Waikato "Maintaining the Rising Tide" Presentation  END OF CONFERENCE