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Welcome to the 2024-25 School Year!

Kathy Hays

It's an honor to be part of this collaborative space where we can all connect, learn from each other, and build something amazing together! 

To kick things off, it would be great to introduce yourselves to the community. Follow the template below and share a bit about yourself! 

  •  Wave Name (pronouns optional)
  •  Pushpin Location
  •    OER Project Courses Teaching This Year
  •  Nerd Subject Areas of Expertise (g., world history, U.S. history, economics, English…)
  •  Sparkles Interesting Fact About You

Feel free to add any other interesting details or even share a fun picture of you with your pet! Let's get to know each other and build a strong, connected OER Project Community.  

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  • Aloha everyone from Hawaiʻi.

    My name is Isaac "Kealohapauʻole" Ahuna. Iʻm from Hilo, Hawaiʻi, but I am an 11th grade world history teacher at Kamehameha Schools - Hawaiʻi Campus.

    Iʻll be teaching the WHP Origins to Present course this year (wish me luck)!

    This is my "first" year as a world history teacher, but prior to this, I taught Hawaiian language at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo. 

    My subject areas of expertise are world and Hawaiian history, Hawaiian language and literature, and culture-based/language-based education and curriculum development. 

    An interesting fact about me...I am returning to my alma mater to teach and contribute back to the school that fostered me to be where I am at today. 

    I am looking forward to being here with you folks and learning from all of you!

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  • Aloha everyone from Hawaiʻi.

    My name is Isaac "Kealohapauʻole" Ahuna. Iʻm from Hilo, Hawaiʻi, but I am an 11th grade world history teacher at Kamehameha Schools - Hawaiʻi Campus.

    Iʻll be teaching the WHP Origins to Present course this year (wish me luck)!

    This is my "first" year as a world history teacher, but prior to this, I taught Hawaiian language at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo. 

    My subject areas of expertise are world and Hawaiian history, Hawaiian language and literature, and culture-based/language-based education and curriculum development. 

    An interesting fact about me...I am returning to my alma mater to teach and contribute back to the school that fostered me to be where I am at today. 

    I am looking forward to being here with you folks and learning from all of you!

Children