One Citizen’s Effort to Film Every BOE Meeting – Vanessa Ott
The Board of Education in Hawaii is unique compared to others across the nation. As its decisions affect every public school across the State, it’s imperative that the public is aware of developments. Join Vanessa Ott, a community education activist, as she shares her effort to film every Board of Education across the State. The […]
School Thoughts: Academic Empowerment – Darrel Galera
As an Executive Director of Education Institute of Hawaii and former principal, Darrel Galera joined Jim Shon in a conversation about developing a school system to nurture the minds of its students. We will hear the case for lasting results through school level empowerment, innovation, and creativity. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. […]
Wondering What the School of the Future Will Look Like? with Paul Turnbull
Host Jim Shon speaks with Paul Turnbull (President, Mid Pacific Institute) about a forward-thinking, innovative approach to college preparatory education in Hawaii. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
Bridging K-12 and University Education with Dr. Patricia Halagao
Host Jim Shon speaks with Dr. Patricia Halagao (Hawaii State Board of Education) about incorporating equity, social justice and multicultural studies into public education in Hawaii. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
Pedagogy of Aloha: Creating a Hawaiian Education Movement with Ku Kahakalau
Host Jim Shon speaks with Ku Kahakalau (KU-A-KANAKA LLC) about the Hawaiian education movement. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
An Update on Hawaiian Student Data with Katherine Tibbetts
Host Jim Shon speaks with researcher Katherine Tibbetts (Kamehameha Schools) about the latest research on native Hawaiian students. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
A Business Perspective on Public Education with Alan Oshima
Host Jim Shon speaks with Alan Oshima (President/CEO, Hawaiian Electric) about the business perspective on education in Hawaii.. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
Education Movers Shakers Reformers – Update on Early Education in Hawaii
Host Jim Shon speaks with Deborah Zysman (Good Beginnings Alliance) about the continued efforts to make early education programs more readily available for all Hawaiian children. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
Starting a New School?
Host Jim Shon speaks with Kanoe Ahuna about a grassroots approach to new schools/education in Hawaii. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
Teaching ESL = Higher Income? Shannon Hillman
Host Jim Shon speaks with researcher Shannon Hillman (Hawaiian Education Policy Center) about the correlation between English as a second language in Asian countries and per captia income. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon. The host for this episode was Jim Shon.
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