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Milalani Mauka District and Curriculum
The Mililani Mauka-area schools and the Hawaii State Department of Education (DOE) understand that students need preparation for entering competitive college and career environments. The DOE, which oversees Mililani Mauka-area schools, helps prepare students for these environments by outlining six General Learner Outcomes for educators to uphold. These include ensuring that students can direct their own learning, use communication effectively, and use technology ethically.
We currently cover the following Milalani Mauka-area school district: Hawaii Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Milalani Mauka District Curriculum
The new CCSS will impact Mililani Mauka-area schools by updating their curriculum, especially in the areas of English Language Arts and Mathematics. In ELA, this shift entails more work with texts outside of fiction, including nonfiction and instructional, and a focus on evidence-based writing. In Mathematics, students will see more emphasis on the logic behind math and math’s use in the real world; the DOE also aims to inspire more students to study math at the post-secondary level.
The CCSS also include the goal of preparing students for college and career environments rich with technology. To prepare students for these environments, the DOE will be shifting to a digital-focused curriculum in all schools, including those in the local area. Materials will be available to students in digital format via laptop or tablet, which will help reduce the use of outdated print materials. The DOE also hopes that a digital format will give each student a more personalized learning experience.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Milalani Mauka Educational News
- National Distinguished Principal Award Winner - The State of Hawaii has chosen Naomi Matsuzaki, the principal of Kahaluu Elementary, as their 2013 National Distinguished Principal. Matsuzaki was chosen from six nominees for her work in effectively directing her school’s learning framework.
- Hale Kula Elementary School Receives Federal Grant - The United States Department of Defense has awarded $26.6 million to Hale Kula Elementary School; the grant is part of an effort to upgrade the school, which is located on the U.S. Army’s Wheeler/Schofield Barracks property. Hale Kula Elementary will use the money to build new facilities, including an administration building and a student center, and renovate existing buildings.
- “We The People” Title Taken by Kahuku High School - The 2013 Hawaii “We the People” competition winner is Kahuku High School, the defending champions from 2012. The competition is part of the “We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution Program,” which aims to increase student understanding and involvement in civic responsibilities.
Milalani Mauka Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: Tips for Better Note Taking
Taking notes in class can be a great strategy for learning material, as long as it’s done effectively. Instead of scribbling down every word they hear, students should try to listen for the main points, then capture them in their own words. This often means writing quickly, so students might consider developing their own system of abbreviations and shorthand. Some students find it helpful to record information in a visually appealing manner by using mapping, tree diagrams, or color coding. Even with thorough, organized note taking, however, students often don’t catch everything in class. To help solve this problem, students can review their notes immediately after class, adding and adjusting any information where necessary. With a little practice, taking notes can become an effective way to interact with course material.
