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“A‘o Makua is perfect for busy adult

learners,” said Lori, a math teacher at

Kamehameha Schools Maui Middle School.

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1. •  “I found the enormous availability of Hawaiian resources very meaningful and useful, ones that were supplied by the instructor as well as as class members.  It will be these things that I take with me and use to educate my children.”
   

1. •  “The curriculum of this distance learning program more than accomplished what was intended, because it established the first step hopefully, a continued sharing of kanaka maoli influence on all of us who are willing to listen to the voices of our kūpuna.”
   

1. •  “All aspects of the course were meaningful as it helped to open not only my mind but also my heart in understanding where I come from and what I have to pass along to my own ‘ohana.”

Read Kimo Ahia’s article in the Northwest Hawaiian Times

VSDL Newsletter Sep. 08 Feature