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The
NEW Teacher's Guide to
Navigating Change- a standards based, grade 4-5 curriculum is now
available!!!!
A
Teacher's Guide to Navigating Change
(Revised 2008 Curriculum)
The
Teacher's Guide to Navigating Change is
a five part, Hawai'i DOE Standards (HCPS 3) aligned curriculum
for grades
4-5.
The guide includes five units that are
designed to help students explore their relationships to
the environment and ways that they can “navigate
change” in their own communities. The instructional
activities focus on Hawai`i DOE science, social studies,
and language arts standards as well as Na Honua Mauli
Ola, guidelines for culturally healthy and responsive learning
environments in Hawai`i that were develoed by the Native
Hawaiian Education Council in partnership with the Ka
Haka `Ula O Ke`elikolani, College of Hawaiian Language,
UH-Hilo.
Introduction (pdf
1.69 MB)
Unit
1 - The Voyage (pdf
2.83 MB)
Unit
2 - Land To Sea
Connection (pdf
6.24 MB)
Unit
3 - Change Over
Time (pdf 7.2 MB)
Unit
4 - Human Impact: Part 1 (pdf
5.27 MB) & Part 2 (pdf 6.5 MB)
Unit
5 - You Make The
Difference (pdf 1.1 MB)
Appendix (pdf
828 kb)
Actual
Reproductive Size (L50) Fish Poster (JPEG - 328
KB)
Hawaiian
Archipelago Map (JPEG
- 1.4 MB)
Map
Poster Back Side (PDF
- 550 KB)
Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve Brochure (PDF
- 4.5 MB)
The
Guide is usually distributed at teacher workshops as a
three ring binder with a DVD containing a short video to
accompany each unit above (these can also be viewed below
in smaller web movie formats), and two CDs containing images
and short video clips. Please
sign
up
for the Navigating
Change listserve to
see when the next workshop is being held. If you want to
assemble your own guide, here are
the other pages you need:
Binder
spine (pdf 188 kb)
Binder
cover (pdf 1.8 mb)
Binder
inside cover (pdf 2.3 mb)
For
a current listing of projects in Hawai'i that you can get
involved with to help make a difference, visit the Malama
Hawai'i website. Click here.
Video Products
You
can also view the modules online by following the links
below. Small is for dial-up and large is for broadband
connections.
Module
1: The Voyage (Small) (Large)
Module
2: Land to Sea Connections (Small) (Large)
Module
3: Change Over Time (Small) (Large)
Module
4: Human Impacts (Small) (Large)
Module
5: You Make The Difference (Small) (Large)
Three
KidScience specials, Messages from the Northwestern Hawaiian
Islands, are also available.
To
order VHS videos:
DOE teachers
Order on-line at http://www.teleschool.k12.hi.us/express/
Click the "start"
button
Type
in "Northwestern Hawaiian Islands" (without
quotes) and search.
8 items are available including:
Navigating
Change Educators Kit (this is the 5 series
video)
and
Messages
from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (3
parts)
Follow the instructions to order.
Additional
standards based educational materials for teachers. Materials
include
activities designed get students involved
and thinking about how to Navigate Change
and the reasons why.
Please
note that this is not the Navigating Change Teacher's Guide
that will be released in January 2005.
(All
documents are in PDF format. The free Acrobat reader can
be downloaded here.)
Entire
Education Kit (5.3 MB)
Individual
sections for quicker download
Introduction
and standards (508 KB)
Where
in the world are the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (1
MB)
Compare
and contrast the main Hawaiian Islands with the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands (136 KB)
Shifting
baselines (108 KB)
Coral
reef habitats (876 KB)
From
land to sea (696 KB)
Did
you know??? Fascinating facts (316 KB)
Human
impacts on the reef (448 KB)
Who
makes the decisions? A town meeting (504 KB)
Getting
involved (112 KB)
Sail
away! Outfitting an ocean going canoe (612 KB)
Way
finding.
Navigating using environmental cues (152 KB)
Talk About It!
Navigating Change Teachers' Guide
Asked by Jeremy from DOE on Apr 12, 2006.
I was wondering where I could order and buy a hard copy of the NEW Navigiating Change Teacher's Guide?
Answered by Paulo from University of Hawaii on Apr 21, 2006.
It's great to see your interest in the Navigating Change Teachers' Guide. At the moment, the guide is only given to teachers participating in the Navigating Change workshops, conducted around the islands (both the Workshop and the guide are free of charge). You might want to consider subscribing to the Navigating Change listserve to find out about upcoming sessions.
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