Title

Hawaiian Kilo, Navigation and Connecting Kids to Place – Any Place!

Type

Workshop

Description

Participants will be ACTIVELY engaged in introductions to Hawaiian kilo observation, navigation and an exploration of resources available to teach these skills to students of all ages – anywhere! Participants will also be introduced to an `āina site (Kapapapuhi in `Ewa, O`ahu) and education resources available online from our non-profit, for free! To top off this workshop, the presenter will share some key lessons learned from 35 years as a public school teacher engaging students in `āina-based education throughout Hawai`i and Oregon. Participation will be optimized if they have access to a view of the outdoors, an open browser window for guided web-surfing and a space to move at least 3x3ft.

Session Materials

Session Recording

STEMS² Pillars: Aʻo, Makawalu, Sense of Place

Date

June 25th, 2020, 9:20am–10:20am HST

Location: STEMS² Symposium Room 5

Author(s)
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    Sandy Ward
    Executive Director Mālama Pu`uloa Program of Hui o Ho`ohonua 501(c)3