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COE Faculty Member Receives Grant to Mentor Students in AI Lesson Planning
Assistant Professor So Jung Kim, in the School of Teacher Education (STE) at the College…
COE Professor and PhD Students Present at American Mathematical Society Meeting
UH Mānoa College of Education (COE) Professor of Mathematics Education Linda Furuto was chosen by…
COE Hosts First In-Person Hawaiʻi Educators Rising Conference
The UH Mānoa College of Education (COE) held the 2026 Hawaiʻi Educators Rising (EdRising) Experience…
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PIKO-II Year 1 Pilot Request for Proposals Now Open
The PIKO Program (NIH/NIGMS) is now accepting submissions for Year 1 Pilot Project proposals. New,…
16th International Conference on Education and Justice – Call for Proposals
Proposals are being accepted for the 16th International Conference on Education and Justice Co-hosted by…
COE Center on Disability Studies Program Publishes Book on Culturally Responsive Teaching of Writing
The COE Center on Disability Studies grant program, Kākau Mea Nui 2.0: Writing Matters, has…
Philosophy for Children in Hawai’i Lecture and Symposium
The Uehiro Academy for Philosophy and Ethics in Education and the CALL Uehiro Program invite…
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AECT-HI: Multiplayer Coding Game Event
6:00pm–8:00pm, Tue Apr 14, 2026
AECT-HI will be hosting a Multiplayer Coding Game Event, and you’re invited! As Computer Science…
College of Education Convocation 2025-2026
5:00pm–7:00pm, Fri May 15, 2026
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Help children PK-3 form a foundation for lifelong learning! The COE prepares new early childhood educators and offers graduate programs for continuing professional development.
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Connect learning with the community and students’ sense of place. The COE offers unique credit and non-credit, place-based programs for educators in areas such as ethnomathematics, sustainability, STEM and interdisciplinary education.
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The COE is equipping teachers, researchers and specialists to advance the areas of literacy and curriculum. Our faculty invite you to join one of our many cutting-edge programs!
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A day filled with movement and mindfulness: hiking to catch the sunrise, studying at Campus Center, lifting at the gym, and unwinding with yoga in the Japanese Garden. Grateful for this life at UH Mānoa🌺🌞💪🧘♀️ #SMAP #kinesiology #uhmanoa #dayinmylife #hawaii
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Happy Aloha Friday! 🌺
Today we want to highlight an inspiring news story featuring Sabrina Gill (shown on the right), a Graduate Assistant at the Center on Disability Studies (@cdshawaiiedu), who volunteers with a group of students as American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters at UH Athletic events. A highlight of this work mentioned by Sabrina is helping to build awareness among hearing fans and has fueled her passion for making spaces more accessible for everyone. Amazing work by these students and thank you for helping to make all spaces more accessible!
Story by UH News. Read the full article and check out the KITV and Hawai‘i News Now stories (link in bio)!
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Some study spots from our COE ambassadors to get you through the last half of the spring semester. Good luck! #GoBows
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Come with the College of Education MEdT Cohort 72 to an in person saturday class at Moku o Lo’e!
Cohort 72 is a statewide cohort for the Master of Education in Teaching program, we have teachers from all across the islands of Hawaii who meet one saturday a month to get together and learn!
This Saturday cohort 72 went to Moku o Lo’e , a small island in Kāneʻohe Bay, Oʻahu, famous as a marine research facility for the University of Hawaiʻi’s Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB). Originally a private estate with a zoo, it was transformed into a scientific hub and was famously featured in the opening of Gilligan’s Island. The island is a center for marine research, with public tours and educational programs available.
As teachers this was a great experience If you are looking for an in-depth marine biology expedition for your students , this program is where keiki can become “marine biologists” during a 3-hour program consisting of a lab activity based on common research techniques used in Kāneʻohe Bay, followed by a short walking tour of the island to view one of the shark enclosures and the invertebrate observation/touch table.
For more information about Expedition to Moku o Loʻe, visit HIMB.HAWAII.EDU
#SMAP #UHMCOEAmbassador
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Sunday reset as a kinesiology major at University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa 🌺
A new week of movement, mindfulness, and learning starts with taking care of yourself, reorganizing, recharging, and getting ready to show up as your best for class, lab, and the community. Grateful for a program that encourages balance, wellness, and growth in every form #SMAP #kinesiology #uhmanoa #sundayreset #dayinmylife
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Everything I pack to survive (and thrive) in student teaching 🍎✨ From snacks to notebooks, these are my non-negotiables. Sharing all the must-haves from a #SMAP ambassador 🤍 #uhmcoeambassador
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