CONDUCTIVE
EDUCATION WEBSITE NEWS |
Demonstrating
the power of pedagogy to transform learning and
development |
No
8
November
2000
CONDUCTIVE
CHRONICLE |
UK:
Scope winds down children’s services
Surprise announcement from
national cerebral palsy charity, cutting back on education services and services
to families. No information yet on implications for Scope’s involvement in
Conductive Education.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/news/scope.html
Parkinson’s
disease
New paper on the practice of
Conductive Education for people with Parkinson’s disease, by Mel Brown of
NICE.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/news/cepd.html
National
directories of conductive services
The Foundation for
Conductive Education publishes contact details for 31 centres employing
conductors across the United Kingdom.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/register_entry.html
Links also to national
directories for Canada, Germany, New Zealand and the United
States.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/news/registers.html
Discussing
Conductive Education on the Internet
Report on the second year of
operation of the Conductive Education Discussion Forum (over nine-hundred
postings in the second year). Links also to ten other Conductive Education
discussions on the Net, seven in English and three in
German.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/news/ceonweb.html
Training:
CEHEG sets year’s agenda
CEHEG (the Conductive
Education Higher Interest Group) outlines its framework programme for the year
2000-1.
NICE:
five years on
Progress at NICE (the
National Institute of Conductive Education) over the five years since it was
opened by Princess Diana
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/news/fiveyears.html
THIS
MONTH’S DISCUSSIONS |
Meanwhile,
over on the Conductive Education Discussion Forum...
Discussion
continued well into November on October’s hot topic, Conductive Education in the
mainstream, and some light began to be shed in the search for conductors who
really practice in Australia.
New threads
commencing in November include the recurring issues of what is the scientific
evidence for Conductive Education, funding of Conductive Education services (this time for adults with multiple
sclerosis), and what is happening about conductor-training in the
USA.
Two major new
threads this month came from announcement of a project to open a number of free
Conductive Education centres across the United Kingdom and an enquiry by a
conductor about working with people with paraplegia. The latter evoked a bitter challenge
from another conductor, which in turn led to some stern comments about
professional conduct. At least the
first conductor received plenty of useful help privately as a result of her
enquiry.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/cgi-bin/mboard/conductive/list.cgi
NATIONAL
LIBRARY |
Keep
up to date with the growing body of knowledge in the
field…
The National Library of Conductive Education, situated at NICE in Birmingham, England, runs a lending system for external borrowers in any part of the world. For information about membership and borrowing, contact:
library@conductive-education.org.uk
The Library
publishes a monthly select list of new acquisitions. November’s list includes
further materials added to a growing collection of publications from
Belgium.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/national_library.html
TRAINING
CONDUCTORS |
Train
as a conductor at NICE
Those wishing to consider
training as a conductor at NICE, to commence in October 2001 and qualify in
2004, should establish contact and open discussions as soon as possible:
SMALL
ADS |
JOB
CENTRE
Conductors are being sought, long and short-term, full and part-time, junior and senior, urgently and later next year, English- and German-speaking, in rather greater numbers (Hungarians and Russians this month) than are advertising for work themselves: still a sellers’ market. And somebody is looking for a paediatric OT to work alongside conductors.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/job_entry.html
MARKET
PLACE
A very nicely located flat
to rent in beautiful downtown Pest, surplus plinths for sale in London and help
wanted in finding a copy of Standing up
for Joe.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/market.html
CE
CONNECTIONS
Announcement of services at Miracle Mountain and a call for families to join a new centre proposed in Michigan. Can anyone help over Conductive Education in Chile and can someone advise over what is available in Holland?
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/connect_view.html
Remember, it’s
free to advertise on the Conductive Education
Website.
SURF
THE NET |
Every month now more and
more material on Conductive Education is published on the Internet. Some of it
is good, some less so, but the Conductive
Education Website aims at a comprehensive contact service for everyone
concerned with Conductive Education by publishing a continuously updated,
classified guide to every substantive site out there in Cyberspace, in whatever
language
There are now nearly a
hundred links to Conductive Education centres around the world and over two
hundred more links to other information, contacts, resources
etc.
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/links.html
Focus
on Conductive Education in Hungary
As the Hungarian economy continues to diversify, so too does the provision of Conductive Education. Not every institution employing conductors in Hungary is on the Net and we have not necessarily identified all those that are. At the moment 13 websites in Hungary are listed on Grand Central.
Those that are may be roughly classified as follows.
Hungarian
foundations
Egy
Lépés
Petö
Institute
Szegedi Gyermekjóléti
Kerekasztal
Foreign foundations working in Hungary
Deutsche Ordens
Harris Methodist Health System
SOFT Early Development and
Conductive Education Network
Private companies providing services to foreigners
Butterfly Complex
Misszió Rehabilitation
Centre
Moira Conductive Education
Centre
SOS Rehabilitation Center
Public
institutions
Baranya
Megyei Önkormányzat Pedagógiai Szakszolgálatok Központját
Konduktív
Pedagógia Nagykarniszán
Somogy
Megye Petö Intézet
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/html/links.html
If you know of
any other institutions employing conductors not listed in Grand Central, in
Hungary or anywhere else, then do please let us
know:
webmaster@conductive-education.org.uk
THE CONDUCTIVE EDUCATION WEBSITE |
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resource of information, news, contacts and links for everyone concerned with
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