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Friday, February 05, 1999
Paper Session 1a
Concurrent Session --- All Rooms --- 11:30am - 12:15pm
Mr Bo-wah Leung A survey of the application of creative music-making in Hong Kong secondary schools: Implications for teacher education and implementation strategies
Dr Anne Lierse Under threat again
Associate Professor Yoko Ogaw The Preference of Signal Music at Railway Stations in Tokyoa
Dr Jean Callaghan Computer-Assisted Visual Feedback in the Teaching of Singing
Ms Felicia Chadwick Environmental Support for the Development of Musical Talent The Impact of the Musical Involvements of Parents in the Homes of Talented Young Australian Musicians
Paper Session 1b
Concurrent Session --- All Rooms --- 12:15pm - 1:00pm
Dr Hongsoo Lee The Usefulness of Resouce Materials with Diverse - Musical Aspects in Music Teacher Programs
Professor Atsuyasu Kitayama,
Associate Professor Yoko Ogawa and Professor Tadahiro Murao
On the Unisex Phenomenon of Young People's Singing Voice
Associate Professor Gary McPherson The Contribution of Motivational Factors to Instrumental Performance in a Music Examination
Ms Wendy Vlismas Development of a music and movement program for first-time mothers of young infants
Mr Graham Parsons Aesthetic Music Education and the Praxis Model - Their Relevance and Place in Today's Classroom
Paper Session 2a
Concurrent Session --- All Rooms --- 2:00pm - 2:45pm
Professor Maria de Leon Arcila "Ayram" - Enjoying Music Since Newborn
Dr Ronald Brooker Strategies for the education of gifted and talented music students: Acceleration without speed-bumps
Dr. Kyungsil Hyun The Development of a Music Apttitude Test for the 4th to 9th Grade Students in Korea
Dr Ros Smith Parent involvement in children's choirs in Victoria
Dr Myung-sook Auh Enactive vs. Reflective Thinking Process While Composing and Their Relation to Compositional Products by Seventh-Grade Students
Paper Session 2b
Concurrent Session --- All Rooms --- 2:45pm - 3:30pm
Dr Lily Chen-Hafteck A Cross-cultural study on children's perception of the expressive components in music and language
Ms Hyangjoung Kim The Effect of Musical Environment on determining Music- Prefernce in Children before the Elementary School Education
Dr Sanderi Oosthuysen To Know the Child ... In a musical sense
Ms Anne Power Children, Teachers and Music: Training and development, teachers' reflective practice and improved music learning outcomes in the K-6 classroom
Ms Beth Rankin When new mothers participate in active music making with their babies, they are more likely to recognise music as an important part of their lives and therefore encourage their child's musical development and learning
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