to formally acknowledge National University for 7 Editorial the assistance of the months. Linguistics Dept. at the lead Welcome to the August Since returning to Australia by Kittye Shen, Practicum edition of our newsletter. she completed an Officer. So much has been internship at the Korean happening with the Consular General in project! It is an exciting Melbourne. time. We have only just Visit by Professor Ku added an international We look forward to her to Victoria counter to our project blog professional expertise and and we can already see a assistance. You can forward Professor Ku (Keimyung number of countries have material for the newsletter University) is expected to visited. to: Please be sure that all visit Victoria in October photos have the required 2015 and will visit as many All the best to Ballarat permission forms at a participating schools as teacher Heather Lin who is school level. possible during her week now on maternity leave. here. If you would We wish you a safe Great Curriculum particularly like her to visit delivery and we will miss ideas for global you can you please get in your participation. You can touch so we can plan an collaboration read her Chinese case appropriate itinerary? study on our blog. Focus on Literacy Welcome to Paul Yu who is relieving for Heather. Blinky Bill goes We welcome YOUR photos to Korea Introducing Ms. and stories for our next Scarlett McLean edition Korean and Victorian teachers! Schools in the Daegu pilot (Australia) & (Sth Korea) have been contacted We would like to welcome regarding this idea. They Sponsorship and Scarlett. She will be will have their own Blinky assisting on a casual basis Translations Bill with a ‘passport’ to with communications to personalise and send on a Korean schools, social You will be aware that we working holiday to their media, translations and are proudly associated with Korea partners by post. I future newsletters. Scarlett the now! This association am prepared to send the was the recipient of a means that you will see Daegu pilot koalas in the Hamer Scholarship in 2014 more of our materials one post pack to Professor and studied Korean translated into Korean to Ku to distribute. language at the Seoul support all project colleagues. We would like
Editorial Welcome to the August edition of our newsletter. So much has been happening with the project! It is an exciting time. We have only just added an international counter to our project blog and we can already see a number of countries have visited. All the best to Ballarat teacher Heather Lin who is now on maternity leave. We wish you a safe delivery and we will miss your participation. You can read her Chinese case study on our blog. Welcome to Paul Yu who is relieving for Heather. We welcome YOUR photos and stories for our next edition Korean and Victorian teachers! (Australia) & (Sth Korea) Sponsorship and Translations You will be aware that we are proudly associated with the now! This association means that you will see more of our materials translated into Korean to support all project colleagues. We would like to formally acknowledge the assistance of the Linguistics Dept. at the lead by Kittye Shen, Practicum Officer. Visit by Professor Ku to Victoria Professor Ku (Keimyung University) is expected to visit Victoria in October 2015 and will visit as many participating schools as possible during her week here. If you would particularly like her to visit you can you please get in touch so we can plan an appropriate itinerary? Introducing Ms. Scarlett McLean We would like to welcome Scarlett. She will be assisting on a casual basis with communications to Korean schools, social media, translations and future newsletters. Scarlett was the recipient of a Hamer Scholarship in 2014 and studied Korean language at the Seoul National University for 7 months. Since returning to Australia she completed an internship at the Korean Consular General in Melbourne. We look forward to her professional expertise and assistance. You can forward material for the newsletter to: Please be sure that all photos have the required permission forms at a school level. Great Curriculum ideas for global collaboration Focus on Literacy Blinky Bill goes to Korea Schools in the Daegu pilot have been contacted regarding this idea. They will have their own Blinky Bill with a ‘passport’ to personalise and send on a working holiday to their Korea partners by post. I am prepared to send the Daegu pilot koalas in the one post pack to Professor Ku to distribute.