The Curriculum Research & Development Group (CRDG) in the College of Education was awarded two grants under the 2009 Native Hawaiian Education program (NHEP). Kako‘o Ikaika: Supporting Adolescent Hawaiian Students to Achieve High Standards will...
One of the hallmarks of all CRDG developed curricula is a design based in part on empirical data and research. As part of the process of developing the computer literacy curriculum, the Learning Technology Section...
The latest project in the Social Studies Section, begun in 2005, continues their ongoing work in the development of historically accurate and pedagogically sound instructional materials on Asia. The thematically based text for high school...
Work continued in 2006 on Cross Currents, a bilingual multimedia educational Web site that contains extensive content about Japan and the United States and their interactions over the past fifty years. Partially funded by the...
The National Science Foundation awarded researchers in CRDG’s Mathematics Section $450,000 to fund a three-year study of gender and mathematics. The research involves investigating genderrelated differences in language and actions used by parents and children...
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