College of Education student’s hip hop parody encourages reading
Let’s Read Baby talks about the importance of reading every day and gives reading strategies.
Tuition stipends for aspiring teachers available
The program is designed for HIDOE employees who serve as emergency hires, substitute teachers or educational assistants.
Online resource supports students with disabilities, language learners
Two UH professors developed a website that offers tips on designing online instruction and utilizing technology tools.
UH West Oʻahu graduate honored as a Milken Teacher of Promise
UH West Oʻahu graduate Naturalee ʻIlima Puou has received a Milken Teacher of Promise Award.
Increased teacher compensation can lead to more equitable education in Hawaiʻi
The research brief by six HSESJ scholars from UH Mānoa, Leeward CC and Windward CC was based on 41 journal articles, three books, two dissertations and 35 other reports.
Kapiʻolani CC online teaching program earns TOPP honor
Kapiʻolani CC’s Teaching Online Preparation Program received the 2020 University Professional and Continuing Education Association Strategic Innovation in Online Education Award
New website helps undocumented students navigate UH
The website provides resources to help ensure that academic opportunities are available to UH’s undocumented student community from application to graduation.
First Marshall Island education cohort graduates
PACMED is a two-year program focused on the nine RMI Public School Standards for Teachers, plus a tenth standard focused on place-based STEAM teaching.
Kapiʻolani CC wins national award for online teacher training
Campus Technology recognized Kapiʻolani CC's Teaching Online Preparation Program with a 2019 Campus Technology Impact Award.
Is college worth it? For students and society, the answer is a resounding yes
In an op-ed in Medium, APLU President Peter McPherson makes the case that the U.S. needs to redouble investment in public higher education to improve students’ economic prospects and create a more vibrant society.
