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| HOE | ||
Hawaiian Outdoor Education (HOE) Our Hawaiian Outdoor Education program provides a middle school curriculum Monday through Thursday from 8:30-2:00 pm to students ages 11-13 at the Hawaiian Canoe Club located at Kahului Harbor. HOE incorporates literature, writing, field trips, hands-on activities, presentations by cultural and environmental experts, and community service. The HOE interdisciplinary curriculum offers an in-depth examination of Native Hawaiian history, language, culture and values---all within the context of solid academic instruction/activities in the areas of geology, biology, ecology, astronomy, meteorology, genealogy, archaeology, history, language arts, creative writing, reading comprehension, and computer literacy. HOE includes project-based and experiential education with a core curriculum to supplement homeschool studies. Field trips support classroom lessons; traditional farming provides learning opportunities in math, science, and social studies; paddling teaches the value of working together. Through Language Arts, students perfect a western mode of expression, while exposure to Hawaiian language gives them insight into an indigenous people's intimate relationship with the land.
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| HOE's mission: To motivate students To learn To care To take care of |
HOE core subject supplemenation: Language Arts Science Math Social Studies |
HOE extras: Hawaiian Language Paddling Traditional Farming Regular Field Trips |
| REGISTRATION | ||
Please contact the Registrar at (808) 244-5911 or linda.scott@mauihui.org for registration information. |
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