Korean Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities(KAIDD)Address : E-room Center 4th Floor 17-13 Yeouido-Dong, Yeongdeungpo-Gu, Seoul 150-917, KoreaTel : +82-2-592-5023(~4) Fax : +82-2-592-5026 E-mail : [email protected]
www.acid2011korea.org
The 20thAsian Conference onIntellectualDisabilities
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August 21-26, 2011
Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel in Jeju, Korea
Theme: Passing from Freedom to Happiness
The 20thAsian Conferenceon Intellectual Disabilities
Welcome Message from the President
Welcome Message from Chairperson
AFID History & Chronicles
AFID Executive Board Members 2009-2011
Conference Theme
20th ACID Organizing Committee
Schedule At a Glance
Study & Cultural Tours Schedule
Call for Papers
Abstract Form
Abstract Submission & Presentation Guidelines
Registration Information
Registration Form
Accommodation & Reservation Form
Tour Sites Information
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Welcome Message from the President
Greetings!
On behalf of the Korean Association on Intellectual & Developmental
Disabilities(KAIDD), I cordially invite all of you who play a leading role in the welfare
of Asian people with intellectual disabilities to the 20th Asian Conference on
Intellectual Disabilities, scheduled to be held from August 21 to August 26, 2011 in
Jeju, Korea.
The theme for the Conference is "Passing from Freedom to Happiness".
The 11th ACMR was successfully held in Seoul, Korea in 1993. Eighteen years
later we of KAIDD are honored to invite you once again. We hope that the
conference will not only be a foundation for reinforcing interaction and networking
among the people in Asia concerned with intellectual disabilities but to also provide
a great opportunity in promoting the welfare for all people with intellectual
disabilities. We promise to make every effort in creating excellence for the 20th
Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities.
Through this conference, we hope that the local and international participants
can come together and share topics of concern from each individual countries and
practices of education and welfare, thereby making a contribution to the growth and
networking of the people concerned with intellectual disabilities. As the first step
toward a successful conference, we welcome your enthusiastic participation in the
20th Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities.
Won Kyung KimPresident, Asian Federation on Intellectual Disabilities
Welcome Message from Chairperson
Welcome to Jeju Island !
On behalf of the Organizing Committee of the 20th Asian Conference on
Intellectual Disabilities(ACID), I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all of
you. Each one of you brings a wealth of experience and ideas that enhance the
work we accomplish in education and welfare for people with intellectual disabilities.
We are anticipating an excellent program in 2011 and will work hard to provide
you a stimulating and enjoyable environment at the Conference. With the scholarly
Keynotes and multitude presentations and exhibitions, the conference will provide
participants a platform for exchange and interaction, as well as to obtain the latest
knowledge on researches and practices done all over Asia. The Study Visits and
tours will enhance for you a descriptive picture of the multitude implementations and
accomplishments in the field of Special Education and its welfare aspect in Korea.
Our exciting social programs and tours will certainly manifest an unique experience
for each of you.
We trust that everyone's time will be well spend both at the Conference and on
the Jeju. As all of you explore across the island, be sure to enjoy the seascape
scenery and fine dining, experience Jeju Island cultural traditions, museum tours,
golfing, hiking, and trail the world-famous 'Olle Road' which is a narrow pathway that
is connected from the main roads to mountains, seasides, and villages. Once
again, I encourage all of you to take an active role in the various events, activities,
and presentations that are scheduled throughout the Conference.
We hope this Conference will be a significant experience in your life and will
impact you as an individual and in your professional endeavors. I look forward to
meeting you and wish you a very pleasant stay in Jeju Island, Korea.
Yong Wook KimChairperson, the Organizing Committee, Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities
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AFID History & Chronicles
Brief history of AFID
At the Conference- "Hope for the Retarded in Asia" -held from November 19-22,
1973 in Manila, Philippines, under the auspice of UNESCO, the 420 delegates from
21 countries had unanimously concorded to the establishment of the Asian
Federation for the Mentally Retarded(AFMR). Thus the Federation was
inaugurated. Father Arthur Martin, the founder and inspiration of AFMR, was
presented as the First Honorary Member of the Executive Board.
Since then, a Conference subjected to the "Asian Conference on Mental
Retardation" has been held every two years by each of the full member countries.
At the 18th ACMR held in Taipei(Nov. 18-23, 2007), the name of the Federation
was officially changed to the current "Asian Federation on Intellectual Disabilities"
(AFID).
More information can be obtained from www.afid73.org
The Chronicle of AFID
1973
1975
1977
1979
1981
1983
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
ACMR Manila, Philippines
Conference Theme : Hope for the Retarded in Asia
ACMR Tokyo, Japan
Conference Theme : Rights of the Mentally Retarded
ACMR Bangalore, India
Conference Theme : Mentally Retarded in a Changing Society
ACMR Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Conference Theme : Integration in Our Community
ACMR Hong Kong
Conference Theme : Resources and Personnel Training
ACMR Jakarta, Indonesia
Conference Theme : Towards Independent Living
AFID History & Chronicles
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1985
1987
1989
1991
1993
1995
1997
1999
2001
2003
2005
2007
2009
2011
15th
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
ACMR Taipei, Taiwan
Conference Theme : Growing in Wisdom
ACMR Singapore
Conference Theme : Vision 2000: Perspectives & Challenges
ACMR Bangkok, Thailand
Conference Theme : Quality of Life for the Mentally Retarded
ACMR Karachi, Pakistan
Conference Theme : New Horizons in Caring and Sharing
ACMR Seoul, Korea
Conference Theme : Global Harmony for Human Equality
ACMR Colombo, Sri Lanka
Conference Theme : An Asian Perspective towards the 21st Century
ACMR Dhaka, Bangladesh
Conference Theme : Rights of Persons with Mental Retardation,
The Role of Government Agencies in Asia
ACMR Kathmandu, Nepal
Conference Theme : Strategies for Equalization of Opportunities
for Persons with Mental Retardation
ACMR Manila, Philippines
Conference Theme : Inclusion: From Vision to Reality, Policy and Action
ACMR Tsukuba, Japan
Conference Theme : Empowerment and Full Participation
ACMR Jogjakarta, Indonesia
Conference Theme : A Concerted Effort
ACMR Taipei, Taiwan
Conference Theme : Universal Design Environment
ACID Singapore
Conference Theme : Towards Holistic Development
ACID Jeju, Korea
Conference Theme : Passing from Freedom to Happiness
AFID Executive Board Members
AFID Executive Board Members 2009-2011
President
Dr. Won-Kyung Kim(Korea)
1st Vice President
Ms. Pramila Balasundaram(India)
2nd Vice President
Mr. T. Kamaraj(Malaysia)
3rd Vice President
Mr. M. L. Wasantha Perera(Sri Lanka)
Immediate Past President
Mr. Jeffrey Tan(Singapore)
Member at Large
Mr. Jowaherul Islam Mamun(Bangladesh)
Member at Large
Dr. Sunartini Hapsara(Indonesia)
Member at Large
Dr. Takeshi Kaneko (Japan)
Member at Large
Dr. Yolanda S. Quijano (Philippines)
AFID Executive Board Members
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Honorary Member
Dr. Kaoru Yamaguchi(Japan)
Honorary Member
Dr. Vanrunee Komkris(Thailand)
Honorary Member
Rev. Brendan O'Connell(Taiwan)
Honorary Member
Dr. Joung Kwon Kim(Korea)
Honorary Member
Mr. M. K. Wong(Singapore)
Honorary Member
Dr. Teresita Inciong(Philippines)
Dr. Kaoru Yamaguchi(Japan)
Permanent Secretariat
Dr. Francis C. Chen(Singapore)
Asian Resource Centre
Conference Theme
“Passing from Freedom to Happiness”
People have been striving for freedom for a long time. The well known saying "Give me liberty or give me
death!" expresses succinctly this value that people have been seeking. A dichotomous way of thinking prevailed in
industrialized society where emphasis was placed on objectivity and the concrete. In such a society there was
always a neglected class of people who were outside the social norms, outcasts, the inevitably marginalized.
The structuralist way of thinking in the 1960s held for an inequality among the classes and said that class
struggle would make social justice come true. As a result, productivity and unemployment decreased and the
economy deteriorated. In this situation life for the suppressed and marginalized became worse. Under this
paradigm people could not find true freedom. Social, economic, and cultural isolation was the lot of the oppressed.
Equality and the guarantee of human rights were the focus in mass production and democracy. Our society
developed into one where people could escape from social oppression and be assured of cultural equality. The
social system improved so that individuals were esteemed and were able to realize their dreams. In this situation
special education was able to develop a number of programs such as integrated education, main-streaming, IEPs,
and diagnostic educational assessments. All of these were designed for children who were supposed to take part
in special education. Today we live in an information age where individuality and the quality of life are central. Our
concept of education, welfare, and social policy has changed. While every human being whose existence in history
is very important, he or she is just part of the total environment. Individuals and groups are linked together as in a
living organism.
We should let each person pursue what is most meaningful for himself or herself and what the person finds
meaningful rather than what he or she must get interested in. What is most important in the life of this person?
This is what has to be encouraged. This is pursuing personal happiness. The goal we are pursuing is leading
individuals to be happy. While modern industrial society adhered to the values of equality, freedom, and self-
realization, including quantitative, institutional, and objective concepts, in the post-modern era there has been a
change toward quality of life with focus on the individual and the subjective.
Education, social welfare, and social policy must be centered around supporting the individual in his/her pursuit
of happiness. We have to focus on what a person needs, on the most fitting environment for the person's survival,
and on whether he/she wants something rather than the outcome of diagnostic assessments. We have to
formulate education, social welfare, and social policy, keeping these facts in mind.
Now is the time to pass on from freedom to the pursuit of happiness and to focus all our efforts on this!
Organizing Committee
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Organizing Committees
● President of AFID Dr. Won Kyung Kim
● Chairperson of ACID Dr. Yong Wook Kim
● Advisers Dr. Joung Kwon Kim
Dr. Rev. Edward Whelan
● Organizing Committee Executive Members Dr. Chun Sik Min
Dr. Bo Sung Jeon
Dr. Jung Sik Park
Dr. Min Kyung Han
Principal Young Cheol Bae
● General Administration Committee Director Mr. Sang Joon Ha
● Academic Committee Director Dr. Nam Soon Kim
● Publicity Committee Director Dr. In Soo Cho
● Facilities Administration Committee Director Mr. Eui Kwang Choi
● Volunteer Committee Director Mr. Tae Oun Koh
● Study Visits Committee Director Mr. Tae Bong Lim
● Secretary General Mr. Myoung Gyun Ko
● Secretary Ms. Cindy Lee
Ms. Ji Young Moon
Schedule At a Glance
Schedule At a Glance
DateAug. 21, 2011 Sunday
(Day 1)
Aug. 22, 2011 Monday
(Day 2)
Aug. 23, 2011 Tuesday
(Day 3)
09:00-09:30
Registration
(09:00-18:00)
KeynoteⅠ
(09:00-10:20)
Opening Ceremony
(10:20-11:00)
Tea Break
(11:00-11:20)
Plenary SessionⅠ
(11:20-12:40)
KeynoteⅡ09:30-10:00
10:00-10:30
10:30-11:00 Tea Break
11:00-11:30
Country
ReportsⅡ11:30-12:00
12:00-12:30
12:30-13:30LUNCH
(12:40-14:00)LUNCH
13:30-14:00
14:00-14:30
Pre-Conference
Workshop
(13:30-17:00)
&
Executive Board
MeetingⅠ
(15:00-16:30)
Country
ReportsⅠ
Concurrent
SessionⅡ
PWID "Show
& Tell"
Program
14:30-15:00
15:00-15:30
15:30-16:00 Tea Break Tea Break
16:00-16:30
Concurrent
SessionⅠ
PWID
discussionsⅠ
Concurrent
SessionⅢ
PWID
discussions
Ⅱ
16:30-17:00
17:00-18:00Reception Party
18:00-19:00
19:00-21:00 PWID Parents' Night Welcome Banquet Cultural Night
Schedule At a Glance
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DateAug. 24, 2011 Wednesday
(Day 4)
Aug. 25, 2011 Thursday
(Day 5)
Aug. 26, 2011 Friday
(Day 6)
09:00-09:30
Study & Culture
Tours
KeynoteⅢ Keynote Ⅳ09:30-10:00
10:00-10:30
10:30-11:00 Tea Break Tea Break
11:00-11:30
Plenary
SessionⅡ
General Assembly
Closing Ceremony11:30-12:00
12:00-12:30
12:30-13:30LUNCH LUNCH
13:30-14:00
14:00-14:30
Concurrent
Session Ⅳ
Experience
Jeju
Traditional
activities
Executive Board
Meeting Ⅲ14:30-15:00
15:00-15:30
15:30-16:00 Tea Break
16:00-16:30Concurrent
Session Ⅴ
Show a movie-wakadake
musicalperformance- 16:30-17:30
17:30-18:00
18:00-19:00
19:00-21:00 Executive Board MeetingⅡ Friendship Night
Study & Cultural Tours Schedule
Date
Departure Time
Departure Place
August 24, 2011
8:30 a.m (Group 5, 6)
9:00 a.m (Group 1, 2, 3, 4, 7)
Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel
● Tour Capacity : 60 people per group
Culture Tour Sites:•TOUR 1 : Daepo Jusangjeolli
•TOUR 2 : Sangumburi Crater
•TOUR 3 : Cheonjiyeon Waterfall
Study & Cultural Tours Schedule
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7
09:30
~
11:30
JEJU
YOUNGSONG
SCHOOL
JEJU
CHANGAM
JEJU
YOUNGGI
SCHOOL
HALLAWON
SEOGWIPO
ONSEONG
SCHOOL
SEOGWIPO
REHABILITATION
CENTER
JEJU
REHABILITATION
CENTER
11:30~
12:30LUNCH
12:30 Depart for Next Venue
13:00
~
14:30
JEJU
CHANGAM
JEJU
YOUNGSONG
SCHOOL
JEJU
REHABILITATION
CENTER
JEJU
YOUNGGI
SCHOOL
SEOGWIPO
REHABILITATION
CENTER
SEOGWIPO
ONSEONG
SCHOOL
HALLAWON
14:30
~
16:30
TOUR 1 TOUR 1 TOUR 2 TOUR 2 TOUR 3 TOUR 3 TOUR 2
16:30 Depart for Hotel
Information on Study Tours
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● JEJU YOUNGSONG SCHOOL
❶ School for children with intellectual disabilities
❷ Private school / K-12th Grade / City of Jeju
❸ 188 students are enrolled
❹www.youngsong.sc.kr
● SEOGWIPO ONSEONG SCHOOL
❶ School for children with intellectual disabilities and/or physical disabilities
❷ Public school / K-12th Grade / City of Seogwipo
❸ 112 students are enrolled
❹www.onseong.sc.kr
● JEJU YOUNGGI SCHOOL
❶ School for children with special education needs
❷ Public school / K-12th Grade / City of Jeju
❸ 152 students are enrolled
❹www.youngji.sc.kr
● HALLAWON
❶Residential institute for people with severe disabilities
❷ Private / Age 10-59 / City of Jeju
❸ 49 people with severe disabilities are enrolled
❹www.hallawon.or.kr
● JEJU CHANGAM
❶Residential institute for people with severe disabilities
❷ Private / Age 5-23 / City of Jeju
❸ 50 people with severe disabilities are enrolled
❹www.jejuchangam.or.kr
● SEOGWIPO REHABILITATION CENTER
❶Community-based rehabilitation center
❷ Public/ All Ages / City of Seogwipo
❸ All disabled people within the community
❹ Provides information to people in local communities about help-opportunities for people with special needs
❺www.seogwicrc.or.kr
● JEJU REHABILITATION CENTER
❶Community-based rehabilitation center
❷ Public / All Ages / City of Jeju
❸ All disabled people within the community
❹Carries on research, education, and treatment for people with special needs
❺www.jejurehab.or.kr
Information on Study Tours
❶ classification ❷ foundation/age or grade/location ❸ enrollment or participant
❹ special issues or web-site ❺ web-site
Call for Papers
The 20th Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities(ACID) will be held in Ramada PlazaJeju Hotel from August 21 to 26, 2011 in Jeju, Korea.
The theme of the conference is "Passing from Freedom to Happiness" and a wide array oftopics will be discussed as follows:
Call for Papers
❶ Education and Curriculum Planning
❷ Transition Services / Problems Moving from School to Employment
❸ Technology Resources-Assistive Technology
❹ Legal Matters and the Criminal Justice System
❺ Health Issues including Mental Health
❻ Medical and Scientific Aspects of Intellectual Disabilities
❼ Social Integration and Other Issues-Family Networking and Support;
Parenting and Aging
❽ Rehabilitation & Related Services
❾ Early Childhood & Development; Early intervention, Developmental Delays
❿ Law, Public Policy & Administration
Self-Advocacy, Empowerment & Citizenship
Psychological Problems - Behavioral Management
Integrated Services towards Holistic Development
Supports for the Intellectually Disabled
Topics
Abstract Form
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PartⅠ
Name(s) and Title(s) of the Presenter(s)
Family Name Given Name ▫Prof. ▫Dr. ▫Mr. ▫Ms.
Family Name Given Name ▫Prof. ▫Dr. ▫Mr. ▫Ms.
Family Name Given Name ▫Prof. ▫Dr. ▫Mr. ▫Ms.
Family Name Given Name ▫Prof. ▫Dr. ▫Mr. ▫Ms.
Mailing Address
Organization
Address
City Postal Code:
Country
Other Contacts
Telephone:+ - - -
Fax:+ - - -
E-mail:
Title of Presentation
Type of Presentation
1. Panel Discussion
▫ Oral Presentation (Paper) ▫ Oral Presentation (Interactive Posters)▫ Country Report (AFID Member Country Representative ONLY. One report per country)
2. Presentation Topic
Technical Support
▫ Notebook ▫ LCD projector ▫White board ▫ Visualizer
Information For Panel Discussion onlyChair: ______________________________ Title: _______________________________Initiators: ___________________________ Title: _______________________________
▫ 1. Education and Curriculum Planning▫ 2. Transition Services / Problem moving from School
to Employment▫ 3. Technology Resources-Assistive Technology▫ 4. Legal Matters and the Criminal Justice System▫ 5. Health Issues Including Mental Health▫ 6. Medical and Scientific Aspects of Intellectual Disability▫ 7. Social Integration and Other Issues-Family Networking
and Support ; Parenting and Aging
▫ 8. Rehabilitation & Related Services▫ 9. Early Childhood & Development ;
Early Intervention, Developmental Delays▫ 10. Law, Public Policy & Administration ▫ 11. Self-Advocacy, Empowerment & Citizenship▫ 12. Psychological Problems - Behavioral Management▫ 13. Integrated Services Towards Holistic Development▫ 14. Supports for the Intellectually Disabled
ABSTRACT FORM(Deadline: April 30, 2011)
※Please do not hand print, form acceptable only by typing.
20th
Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities, August 21-26, 2011, Korea
Abstract Form
20th
Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities, August 21-26, 2011, Korea
PartⅡ
Abstract ( 200-400 words) Single Spaced, Times New Roman, Font 12 point
⊙Please attach this document to an E-mail and send it to [email protected]
Keywords : 1. 2. 3.
Abstract Submission and Presentation Guidelines
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The following guidelines are provided to assist in the submission of abstracts and thepreparation of presentations.
Abstract Submission and Presentation Guidelines
Abstracts
•Abstracts are due by April 30, 2011.
•Abstracts should not exceed 400 words.(200-400 words allowed)
•Abstracts should specifically includeintroduction(the purpose/rationale of thestudy), method, results and implications.
•Submission outcome will be posted on thewebsite by May 16, 2011. Authors(presenters)need to log on to view the result of theirsubmissions. Thereafter, presenters whosepapers have been accepted will be invited tosubmit their final papers.
Oral Presentations and Interactive Posters
•Oral Presentations should last a maximumof 30 minutes, including Q & A.
•Posters should be presented in a 90 minuteconcurrent session, including Q & A (Thetime of oral presentations and postersdepends on the number of speakersscheduled in each session. To confirmpresentation length, please refer to ACIDwebsite by May 16, 2011 for updates. Insome sessions, research or implementedtraining programs may be incorporated)
•Powerpoint presentations require minimumfont size 24.
•Authors whose abstracts have beenaccepted will be requested to submit theirfull papers by June 15,2011.
E-mail Submission and Important Dates
Please submit abstracts using the AbstractFrom(Microsoft WORD template)and E-mail [email protected] no later thanApril 30, 2011. When preparing the abstract,please refer to the Abstract Submission andPresentation Guidelines.
•Deadline for Submission: April 30, 2011
•Web-Posting Notification of Acceptance:
May 16, 2011
•Final Papers Due: June 15, 2011
•Conference: August 21-26, 2011
Additional information regarding submissionmay be found on the 20th ACIDWebsite at http://www.acid2011korea.org.
For further information/inquires regardingAbstract Submission, please E-mail : [email protected]
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Conference Registration Information
1⃞ General Information ① All participants and presenters attending the conference are required to complete
registration either online OR through e-mail, submit full payment, and notify SecretariatOffice of payment remittance (via email or fax).
② Participants are responsible for their own travel arrangements, hotel reservation andpayment, insurance and all bank charges.
③ An additional registration fee is required for the Pre-Conference Workshops.
④ On-Site registration is payable by CASH only
⑤ For cancellation, a formal “Cancellation Request ” must be submitted to the SecretariatOffice via email: [email protected]
⑥ Cancellation Refund Policy : (1) On or Before May 31, 2011; refund 75% (2) On or Before June 30, 2011; refund 50% (3) After July 1, 2011; No refund
Notes:
❶ Registration fee covers :
① Conference Materials ② Reception Party ③Welcome Banquet ④ Friendship Night⑤ Study Tours ⑥ Luncheons and Tea-Breaks
❷ Registration fee does not include Pre-Conference Workshops.
❸ Pre-Conference Workshops registration may be done through the website or on-site,however, the fee is payable on-site and by CASH only.
❹ Registration fee for an Accompany Person covers :
① Reception Party ②Welcome Banquet③ Friendship Night ④ Study Tours
2⃞ Registration Fee per Participant
Conference Registration Information
Classification On/Before May 31, 2011 On/After June 1, 2011 & On site
Member of AFID USD 250 USD 300
Non-member of AFID USD 300 USD 350
Person with Disability /College Student
USD 200 USD 250
Accompany Person USD 150 USD 200
Conference Registration Information
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3⃞ Pre-Conference Workshops
4⃞ Registration Guideline
Registration can be completed through:
① Online Registration: Log on to the official conference website at http://www.acid2011korea.org
② E-mail: Download and complete registration form, then submit to the Secretariat [email protected]
6⃞ Remittance Verification
A copy of payment remittance should be submitted to the Secretariat Office for reconfirmation. A“Remittance Confirmation” letter will be sent to the registrants upon the verification of full paymentremittance. Self-verification is also possible by logging onto individual registration account. Print outof the confirmation letter or the original bank remittance receipt can be use as proof of payment atthe Conference Check-In point.
5⃞ Payment
For Overseas Delegates
Date Time Fee for each workshop
August 21, 2011 13:30 ~ 17:00 hours USD 50.00
By Telegraphic Transfer(USD only) Bank Address: By Demand Draft(USD only)
•Payee : KAIDD - ACID
•Bank Name : Kookmin Bank
•Account No :
816968-11-000638
•Swift Code : CZNBKRSEXXX
15-22,
Yeouido-dong,
Yeongdeungpo-Gu,
Seoul 150-010, Korea
•Payee : KAIDD - ACID
•Mail to :
Secretariat, 20th ACID,
E-Room Center 4th Floor 17-13,
Yeouido-Dong,
Yeongdeungpo-Gu,
Seoul 150-917, Korea
(Attention: Ms. Moon)
Registration Form
Registration Fees
On or before May 31, 2011 On or after June 1, 2011 For Official Use Only
Member of AFID USD 250 Total Person(s): ( ) USD 300 Total Person(s): ( )
Non-Member of AFID USD 300 Total Person(s): ( ) USD 350 Total Person(s): ( )
Person With Disability /College Student
USD 200 Total Person(s): ( ) USD 250 Total Person(s): ( )
Accompany Person USD 150 Total Person(s): ( ) USD 200 Total Person(s): ( )
Total Amount: _______________
Study Tours (August 24, 2011)
Note: Please make three selections, prioritizing your preferences.
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7
1st Priority
2st Priority
3st Priority
PartⅡ
*Pre-Conference Workshop fees are payable ONLY on site and by CASH
Registration Form
20th
Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities, August 21-26, 2011, Korea
Accompany
Person 1
Family Name: ▫Prof. ▫Dr. ▫Mr. ▫Ms.
Dietary requirements:
▫None ▫Vegetarian
Given Name:
Relationship:
Accompany
Person 2
Family Name:▫Prof. ▫Dr. ▫Mr. ▫Ms.
Dietary requirements:
▫None ▫Vegetarian
Given Name:
Relationship:
■Accompany Person(s) Information:
ParticipantFamily Name:
▫Prof. ▫Dr. ▫Mr. ▫Ms.Given Name:
Mailing
Address
Organization:
Address:
City: Postal Code:
Country:
Other ContactsTelephone:+ - - -
Fax:+ - - -
E-mail:
Dietary
Requirement▫ NONE ▫ VEGETARIAN ▫ OTHER (please specify)
PartⅠ
Pre-Conference
Workshop
(August 21, 2011)
Workshop 1 : ( Title: TBA on Website) 13:30 - 17:00 USD 50 Total Person(s): ( )
Workshop 2 : ( Title: TBA on Website) 13:30 - 17:00 USD 50 Total Person(s): ( )
Hotel Reservation
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■ Reservation Form needs to be typed or printed clearly and submit through email to the Secretariat Office.■ Reservation does not guarantee room availbility.
Hotel Reservation Form
Hotel Information : Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel(Room Rates include 10% Tax & 10% Service Fee ; Breakfast NOT included)
Hotel Information Room Type CheckRate (KRW)
per day
Breakfast
Fee(KRW)
Distance to the Venue
(walk/min)
Ramada Plaza Hotelwww.ramadajeju.co.kr
Superior(Mt. Hanla View)
▫ 110,000
▫18,000 VenueDeluxe(Beach View)
▫ 148,000
Suite ▫ 275,000
Other Requests Specify :
Hotel Reservation Form
The 20th Asian Conference on Intellectual Disabilities
August 21-26, 2011 | Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel in Jeju Island, Korea
Name
▫ Prof. ▫ Dr. ▫ Mr. ▫ Ms.
FAMILY FIRST MIDDLE
Organization
Address
(Country) (Postal Code)
Other
Contact
Office
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Ocean Suites Hotelwww.oceansuites.kr
Standard ▫ 90,000▫15,000 5 mins
Deluxe ▫ 115,000
Oriental Hotelwww.oriental.co.kr
Standard ▫ 80,000▫15,000 3 mins
Deluxe ▫ 100,000
White Beach Hotelwww.wbh.co.kr
Standard ▫ 65,000Breakfast fortwo included
6 mins
Emerald Hotelwww.jejuemerald.com
Standard ▫ 45,000Breakfast fortwo included
10 mins
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■ Credit Card InformationFor security purposes, individual reserved Hotel(s) will contact you directly for Credit Card information via emails.
■ Cancellation Polilcy※All Cancellation Reguests must be received by the Secretariat Office no lather than 2 weeks prior to your
check-In date to avoid penalty charges.
※Cancellation within 24 hours or No-show will be subjected to a 1 room night cancellation fee & tax.
※Cancellation Penalty•Cancellations made 1 day prior to your arrival date will be subject to a 100% penalty fee of a 1 room night and tax.
•Cancellation made 2 days prior to your arrival date will be subject to a 50% penalty fee of a 1 room night and tax.
•Cancellation made 3 days prior to your arrival date will be subject to a 20% penalty fee of a 1 room night and tax.
■ NotificationAn email notification will be sent upon the receiving of reservation form. Once the room is available,a final confirmation letter will be sent to you again.
Secretariat Office : Korean Association on Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Office Only
E-room Center 4th Floor 17-13 Yeouido-Dong, Yeongdeungpo-Gu, Seoul 150-917, KoreaTel. +82-2. 592. 5023 Fax. +82-2. 592. 5026 E-mail : [email protected]
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Hotel Information : Five-star Hotel or No. 1 Hotel (1 Room) (Room Rates include 10% Tax and 10% Service Fee)
Conference Tour
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The columnar joints are situated at seashore east Jungmun Tourism Complex.Black hexagonal stone pillars are piled on top of each other; they unfold like a foldingscreen as if a god elaborately piled up blocks of stone. The sound of the wavescrashing into the rocks is remarkably refreshing. At the Daepo Columnar Joints,visitors can feel the mightiness and exquisiteness of the nature. It was designated asCultural Property No. 50 by the Jeju Government. Standing before the spectacular pillar-shaped joints, you feel as if you were listeningto a poignant story of a stonecutter in bursts of white foam. When the tide is high,
they jump up to 20 meters high as if lava were spouting. Thanks to its dramatic scenery, it stands in the spotlight fortourists on a theme tour. The columnar joint is a pillar-shaped joint that can be commonly seen in basalt-covered areas. The rocks are hexagonalpolygons. It is a result of volcanic activities; thick lava flowing from the mouth of a volcano cools abruptly down andcontracts. The Daepo Columnar Joint is 30-40 m high and has a width of 1 km. It is the largest of its kind in Korea.The place is part of Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si and called "Jisatgae Rock", named after the old name of Jungmun-dong"Jisatgae".
Address Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do Phone No 064-738-1532Daepo Jusangjeolli
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San Gumburi is the government-designated Cultural Properties Natural MonumentNo. 264. Along with the approximately 360 parasitic volcanic cones in Jeju Island, itexploded under a geological bridge, erupting many times without any furtherexplosions, and formed a crater with a hole. The area inside the crater is 300,000㎡with an inside bottom circumference of 756m, an outer circumference of 2,070m,and a vertical height of 130m. It is bigger and deeper than the crater of Mount Halla.
It is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from November 1 to February 28, from 9:00a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from March 1 to July 14, from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. from July 15 to August 31. and from 9:00 a.m. to6:00 p.m. from September 1 to October 31.
Address Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do Phone No 064-783-9900Sangumburi Crater
The waterfall falls from a precipice with thundering sounds, creating white waterpillars. It has the name Cheonjiyon, meaning the heaven and the earth meet andcreate a pond. At 22 m in height and 12m width, the waterfall tumbles down to thepond to produce awe-inspiring scenery. The valley near the waterfall is home toElaeocarpus sylvestrisvar, ellipticus, which is Natural Monument No. 163, Psilotumnudum, Castanopsis cuspidatavar.sieboldii, Xylosma congestum, Camellia andother subtropical trees. This place is also famous as home to the eel of Anguillamauritiana, which is Natural Monument No. 27 and is active primarily at night. The
Chilsipri Festival is held in every September at the falls.
Address Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do Phone No 064-760-6331Cheonjiyeon Waterfall
Getting to Jeju
International Airport
Jeju international airport has a total of 18 airlines (12 local, 6 international), accommodating 130 aircraft that linkmajor cities. Every week they fly 6 times to Tokyo, 4 times to Osaka, 2 times to Beijing, and 3 times to HongKong. 94% of travelers use these airlines to visit Jeju.
■ Visit airline website.
••Korean Air : http://kr.koreanair.com
••Asiana Airlines : http://www.flyasiana.com
••Jejuair : http://www.jejuair.net
Getting to Jeju
Jeju International Airport Incheon International Airport ➞
Jeju International Airport Gimpo International Airport ➞
Jeju International AirportGimhae International Airport ➞
Jeju International Airport Tokyo, Osaka, Beijing,Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok ➞
Map of Jeju Island
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