UH receives $1.3M to support early childhood workforce in Hawai‘i
Institute for Teacher Education Instructor Theresa Lock will develop, expand and implement innovative approaches.
New plan to improve literacy, economic success in Hawaiʻi
Through the mastery of skills, the goal is for all students to become motivated, effective readers, writers and communicators.
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.
UH childcare centers go online with songs, books and more
Three UH Community College campuses, which closed due to the COVID-19 crisis, are keeping keiki and their families engaged during the spring semester online.
UH alumni earn highest national award for math and science instruction
College of Education alumni Akeyo Garcia and Masaru Uchino received the Presidential Award of Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
UH Mānoa’s Jonathan Gillentine inducted into National Teachers Hall of Fame
Gillentine, an early childhood and special education teacher for nearly 40 years, is the first teacher from Hawaiʻi to receive this honor.
Keiki Corner helps kids in Kapolei family court
Child Welfare Clinic students create book nook and play area to ease stress in children at Family Court.
National report highlights ongoing Hawaiʻi education strides and Hawaiʻi P-20
Hawaiʻi is one of top states achieving continuous educational progress, according to national report
UH Maui College first in state to achieve early childhood associate degree accreditation
The associate degree program in early childhood education at UH Maui College receives accreditation from The National Association for the Education of Young Children.
