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	Governor-General of New Zealand - Speeches
		Dunedin’s early settlers understood the crucial importance of a good education, and they did all they could to ensure that it was available to as many as possible.
		This College’s future will, of course, be greatly influenced by its past; through the traditions that have arisen here, and that have been passed on by what modern management theorists would term "the culture" of the place.
		That balanced view of what education is, and what education is for, is still sometimes lost sight of, particularly when educational ultra-liberals and ultra-conservatives make claim and sterile counter-claim.
	www.gg.govt.nz /gg/speeches.asp?type=archive&ID=33 (1510 words)

	University of Otago - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The University of Otago in Dunedin is New Zealand's oldest university.
		City College is influenced by two-thirds of its students coming from the Dunedin College of Education or the Otago Polytechnic, and Toroa House is almost exclusively filled by international students.
		Otago's residential Colleges and Halls are not as significant in the life of the University when compared with the Colleges and Halls of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/University_of_Otago (1189 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The bilingual primary programme is unique to the Dunedin College of Education's Southland campus, and has been developed to meet the urgent need for teachers able to work in primary schools where te reo Maori is used as one of the main means of instruction.
		After 126 years' experience in educating teachers in New Zealand, the Dunedin College of Education is highly regarded as the leader in its field, in New Zealand and overseas.
		The college is based in Dunedin city, and is supported by a second campus in Invercargill and an education centre in Alexandra.
	www.asu.edu /educ/epsl/LPRU/newsarchive/Art469.txt (395 words)

	TEACHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN NEW ZEALAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		College trainees attended some university lectures in English and the principles of education, which were taught by the College Principal doubling as university lecturer (although not with the title of Professor of Education in the university, as in the Dunedin College of Education-University of Otago relationship).
		College staff tended to be ex-teachers who took further courses, often with university scholars as their lecturers, in order to broaden their theoretical understanding of teaching and to raise their academic status.
		The autonomous colleges are Dunedin College of Education, Christchurch College of Education, Wellington College of Education and the Auckland College of Education.
	educationforum.org.nz /documents/publications/teacher_training.doc.htm (18674 words)

	Tourism Dunedin > Attractions - Arts and Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dunedin's cultural heritage runs deep, especially for a city which is young by world standards.
		The University of Otago is New Zealand's oldest university and together with Otago Polytechnic and the Dunedin College of Education, contributes to a vibrant student culture.
		Dunedin Public Art Gallery is breathtaking with both classic and contemporary works, and Otago Museum is one of New Zealand's finest, with a magnificent collection of treasures from around the world.
	www.dunedinnz.com /tourism/?pageid=culture (158 words)

	Dunedin City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The first Teachers' College in New Zealand was established in 1876 - the first teachers' college in New Zealand in the southern New Zealand province of Otago - Dunedin College of Education was also the first Government funded teacher training institution in the country.
		Dunedin's Rail experience for tourists in the wider Dunedin City boundary in the region of Otago, one of the popular train trips in NZ.
		Dunedin is a hilly and Coastal City by the sea with a sheltered harbo
	homepages.ihug.co.nz /~mpeyroux/dunedin_.htm (353 words)

	Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dunedin has a deserved reputation for being the country’s premier centre of learning and is home to a student population of over 25,000 who give the city a special character and dynamic, vibrant and lively atmosphere.
		Dunedin is renowned for its education excellence, strong record of academic success and world-wide reputation, with students gaining high quality, leading-edge qualifications in an extensive, award-winning range of courses everything from surveying to medicine to information technology for blind students; from teaching to fine arts and commerce.
		The University of Otago, arguably country’s foremost university, together with Dunedin’s other education leaders, Otago Polytechnic and the Dunedin College of Education, form a compact tertiary education heartland, which is surrounded by student accommodation and only 10 minute’s walk to the city centre.
	www.cityofdunedin.com /city/?page=life_education (577 words)

	Dunedin hotel Accommodation + Historic Dunedin
		Dunedin was originally founded by Scottish settlers in the 1840's.
		In the 1860s gold was discovered in central Otago and Dunedin grew wealthy as the main city and port of the region.
		Dunedin welcomes its visitors with traditional Scottish hospitality handed down from the city's founding fathers, who in 1848 settled in the hills at the head of the fiord-like Otago Harbour.
	www.innz.co.nz /themes/historic-dunedin.html (730 words)

	Tourism Dunedin > Attractions and Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It is little wonder that Dunedin is renowned as the ‘Wildlife Capital of New Zealand’, where few cities anywhere on earth have such a richly diverse population of coastal wildlife, including many Antarctic species preferring Dunedin's kinder climes.
		The University of Otago is New Zealand's oldest university and, together with Otago Polytechnic and the Dunedin College of Education, they contribute to an outstanding student culture in the city.
		Dunedin has a thriving arts community, from fine arts to performing arts to internationally recognised fashion design and contemporary jewellery design.
	www.dunedinnz.com /tourism/?pageid=con_activities (428 words)

	Guest scarfie by David Hill \| New Zealand Listener
		Education, I occupied a second-floor office with a desk the size of a helicopter pad and a radiator that did me medium-rare inside five minutes.
		The Dunedin College of Education is the only academic institution in New Zealand that supports a Children's Writers' Residency.
		Away from the college, I lived in the Robert Lord Writers' Cottage, in a 15m-long, turn-sideways alley called (I have to tell you this) Titan St. Misdirected letters arrived in its mailbox from the Otago Anglers' Assn, whose HQ (I have to tell you this, too) is in Moray Place.
	www.listener.co.nz /printable,770.sm (1109 words)

	CHILDforum.com - Education and Parenting Research Network - child forum, early childhood research, early childhood ...
		The symposium is for anyone with an interest in research relating to the care, education and learning of young children.
		The cost of travelling by taxi within Dunedin city is relatively cheap compared with other cities because nearly everything is close by, often within walking distance, and there are not the traffic jams and queues.
		Dunedin College of Education is located to the North of the main city centre and within easy walking distance of the University campus.
	www.childforum.com /symposium.asp (1259 words)

	NZ International Science Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dunedin trained scientists and researchers are redefining the future direction of the sciences and tackling issues as diverse as autoimmune diseases, artificial intelligence, memory processes and computer game development.
		Dunedin fosters an environment that nourishes research and innovation through first class training institutes and a progressive research and development sector.
		The Dunedin College of Education is a specialist teacher training institution with 125 years of proud tradition.
	www.scifest.org.nz /scifest/?pageid=dunedin (347 words)

	Fulbright Scholar Stories: Sybil Dianne Huskey
		This is because Huskey used her time at the Dunedin College of Education to shoot two teaching videos, to be used in public schools for years to come.
		Huskey, a professor of dance from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, collaborated with Dunedin's Suzanne Renner to address a gap in New Zealand's otherwise impressive dance curriculum: the need for instructional resources for the teaching of choreography to students between the ages of 10 and 13.
		One night, after turning sadly away from a sold-out theater in Dunedin where she had hoped to see a play about Maori history, she was chased down the street by a clerk waving a ticket for a house seat, provided by the director.
	www.cies.org /stories/s_shuskey.htm (530 words)

	Faculty News - Faculty of Education at the University of Auckland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Faculty News - Faculty of Education at the University of Auckland
		Auckland College of Education is leading a consortium to train more than 100 literacy specialists to work with primary and secondary school pupils experiencing difficulties with reading and writing.
		Faye Parkhill from Christchurch College of Education and Dr John Smith from Dunedin College of Education have been appointed to the project as regional directors.
	www.ace.ac.nz /news/displayfullnews.asp?from=archive&id=91 (710 words)

	Bill Robertson Library - Borrowing
		Students of the Dunedin College of Education and of the Otago Polytechnic.
		Staff of the Dunedin College of Education and the Otago Polytechnic.
		Users who are not staff or students of the Dunedin College of Education, Otago Polytechnic or the University of Otago may apply for membership, as external borrowers.
	www.library.dce.ac.nz /borrowing.htm (273 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The bilingual primary programme at the Dunedin College of Education's Southland campus was developed to meet this urgent need.
		Established in 1980, the college's Southland campus in Invercargill provides a full range of teacher education programmes - early childhood, primary, bilingual primary and secondary.
		Teacher education programmes cater for undergraduate and graduate students, alongside an increasing selection of postgraduate and professional development opportunities for teachers and educational management staff.
	www.asu.edu /educ/epsl/LPRU/newsarchive/Art929.txt (242 words)

	TeachNZ : Teacher Education : Dunedin College of Education : Graduate Diploma of Teaching (Primary Education) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This is an intensive programme of study for students holding an accredited degree or equivalent.
		The qualification is designed for graduates who have prior knowledge of education studies and subject studies relevant to the school curriculum.
		Graduates who have completed the required education courses and have demonstrated strengths, or qualifications, in subjects relevant to the New Zealand School Curriculum may apply for admission to this one-year graduate qualification.
	www.teachnz.govt.nz /training/courses/course.asp?CourseID=36 (243 words)

	South Island teacher colleges to merge with varsities - 18 Aug 2006 - Education News - NZ Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Two South Island teachers' colleges are to merge with their local universities next year, Tertiary Education Minister Michael Cullen announced today.
		Dunedin College of Education will become part of Otago University and Christchurch College of Education will merge with the University of Canterbury.
		In a joint statement Otago University and the Dunedin College of Education said: "As previously indicated, the merger will result in some reduction in the number of general and academic staff positions at the time of merger, with further adjustments to academic staffing following as a range of new, combined academic programmes commences.
	www.nzherald.co.nz /category/story.cfm?c_id=35&objectid=10396842 (529 words)

	City College :: FAQ's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Applications for a place at City College are accepted from Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin College of Education and University of Otago Students.
		Residents usually leave the college during vacation times; those who intend to stay must give notice of their intentions in advance.
		City College is modern, co-ed' and co-institutional and we are developing a culture which reflects those things.
	www.citycollege.co.nz /faqs.html (1409 words)

	Study at Otago Polytechnic New Zealand
		In a world of ever-increasing change, it is important to pursue an education, which not only provides well-recognised qualifications, but also allows you to gain realistic learning experiences and valuable living skills.
		Otago Polytechnic's main campus is situated in North Dunedin alongside the University of Otago and the Dunedin College of Education and is just five minutes' walk from the centre of town.
		Dunedin enjoys one of the lowest incidences of crime of all New Zealand cities.
	www.internationaleducationmedia.com /newzealand/199_otago_politechnic.htm (519 words)

	Dunedin Ice Hockey Association - Home Page
		The Dunedin Ice Hockey League (DIHL) is the local non-contact ice hockey league.
		This competition is the breeding ground for the future stars of Dunedin ice hockey.
		The Dunedin Ice Hockey Association hosts a variety of visiting teams during the year, including annual visitors the Canadian Moose and the Aardwolfs Ice Hockey Club (Christchurch).
	www.dunedinicehockey.co.nz /competitions (243 words)

	Google Directory - Regional > Oceania > New Zealand > Otago > Localities > Dunedin > Education
		Regional > Oceania > New Zealand > Otago > Education
		Website provided by Dunedin City Council and designed to be a transportation tool for staff and students at Otago University, Otago Polytechnic, and Dunedin College of Education.
		Pre-service teacher and postgraduate teacher education, professional support and development to teachers, applied research in teaching and learning, leadership in curriculum development and international teacher education.
	www.gooogle.com /Top/Regional/Oceania/New_Zealand/Otago/Localities/Dunedin/Education (237 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		All Year 9 students and members of the Book Club attend a session with Margaret Mahy at the Dunedin College of Education (Otago Festival of the Arts).
		College Sunday Service at Knox Church with John McGlashan College. All Years 7 to 13 girls are expected to attend the Service. Dress uniform for all students.
		Parents, Old Girls and friends are warmly invited to attend the College Sunday Service which will be followed by morning-tea.
	www.columbacollege.school.nz /about_calend.html (651 words)

	Ministry of Justice: Publications: Reports: 1998: Directory of Official Information, December: 1997 Colleges of ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Dunedin College of Education offers pre-service training of teachers for Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary education.
		The College offers a Diploma of Teaching, and, in association with the University of Otago, Bachelor of Education degrees in Primary, Early Childhood, Consumer and Applied Science and Physical Education.
		The Dunedin College of Education has full rights as a corporate body with perpetual succession and a common seal.
	www.justice.govt.nz /pubs/reports/1998/dir_off_info/list_c/college_dunedin.html (220 words)

	A CASE STUDY IN CROSS-CULTURAL LITERACY:
		It was appropriate, at close of year 2000 cohort's period of study in Dunedin, to seek their advice regarding programmes for future intakes of overseas students at the Dunedin College of Education.
		They recommended that the College should make use of video, initially to provide migrant students with information about Dunedin prior to their leaving their home countries to travel to New Zealand and, subsequently, to provide migrants with an incremental record of their experiences in Dunedin which they might take home with them.
		Bringing to Dunedin the colourful diversity embedded in their home culture, the Malaysians carried with them generic qualities of high ambition, ideals, a receptiveness to new experiences, and a constructive willingness to interact with others.
	www.aare.edu.au /00pap/kee00209.htm (5574 words)

	College, Colleges New Zealand NZ
		15 Faculty of Education -- Victoria University of Wellington
		Formed by the merger of Wellington College of Education with Victoria University of Wellington; consists of School of Early Childhood Teacher Education, School of Primary & Secondary Teachers Education, School of Education Studies, and Te Kura Maori
		Residential college in Dunedin; home of the School of Ministry of the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand
	www.indexnz.com /Top/Education/Colleges/2 (268 words)

	New Zealand College of Early Childhood
		Students may transfer to a course at the Dunedin College of Education on the basis of Recognition of Prior Learning for modules completed at our college.
		Modules of the Certificate may be cross-credited towards the College Diploma of Teaching (E.C.E.) Entry to Year 2 will require the completion of special bridging modules.
		Should the College close unexpectedly due to financial reasons before the course is completed, the college carries insurance to provide each student with a pro rata refund of fees paid by the student based on the date of a course terminating.
	www.geocities.com /nickwaz/terms.html (491 words)

	PSA Health and Safety page
		Two Colleges, Auckland and Wellington are currently considering their future relationship with the Schools of Education at Auckland and Victoria Universities respectively.
		In Auckland, a thorough consultation process is in place to examine whether or not the College should merge with the School of Education at The University of Auckland to form a new Faculty of Education at the university.
		The PSA at Auckland College of Education is also involved with a review of the Contact Centre, and Working Parties examining the introduction of a Wellness Policy and a new Job Evaluation system.
	www.psa.org.nz /tertiary.asp (745 words)

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