Hawaiian Kilo, Navigation and Connecting Kids to Place – Any Place!
Workshop
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.
STEMS² Pillars: Aʻo, Makawalu, Sense of Place
June 25th, 2020, 9:20am–10:20am HST
Location: STEMS² Symposium Room 5
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Sandy WardExecutive Director Mālama Pu`uloa Program of Hui o Ho`ohonua 501(c)3