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Acknowledgment
The Young New Zealanders Foundation, Early Childhood Development and Kids TV
would like to thank the following people.
Jo Ellis for her dedication and commitment to the development of
this resource. Without her enthusiasm and belief in this project,
the idea may never have become a reality.
Mary Phillips, for her expertise in the production of quality entertaining
and educational children's programmes. Tim Cornelius for the illustrations.
Professor Anne Smith and Michael Gaffney of the Children's Issues
Centre, for their support of the project and sharing their expert
knowledge.
Professor Freda Briggs of de Lissa Institute of Early Childhood
and Family Studies, University of South Australia, for both her
expertise and support of the initial development of Amazing ME.
Suzy Cato for her belief, enthusiasm and plain hard work.
Shelley Ad for leading the development of the teacher and parent
resources. Adele Hansen for her great work.
The community consultation group was made up of the following people:
| Graham Gibbs |
- New Zealand Police |
| Gerard Kenny |
- Healthcare Otago |
| Mike Henderson |
- Children, Young Persons & their Families Service |
| Nicola Taylor |
- Children's Issues Centre |
| Betty Wilson |
- Public Health Nurse |
The teachers' consultation group was made up of the following people:
| Jude Soper |
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Lee Rowe |
| Jan Clarke |
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Karen Hurst |
| Heather Fagan |
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Angela Coutts |
| Debbie Preston |
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Rosie Adams |
All of these people brought expert knowledge from their various
fields of working with young children and their families and from
their experiences of parenting. They spent many hours working on
this resource.
The children, parents and teachers involved in the pilot study
from Mornington Kindergarten for generously sharing their time and
insights into the Amazing ME DVD.
Thank you.
  
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