HEA office is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 coronavirus
and will remain closed until further notice.
PLEASE HELP TO COMPLETE SURVEY!
EDEF Summer Global Educational Leaders Program
Aloha!
As we face the challenge of Covid-19 globally, we would like to continuously support and develop classroom teachers in Hawaii, US, and Asian Pacific Region so that we can lead and educate the world effectively. Our first cohort will focus on teachers (both in-service and pre-service) of English. We would like to develop the program with teachers' feedback and based on teachers' needs and preferences.
Here is a survey. Please complete it ASAP and you are welcome to share and invite your colleagues to provide feedback as well.
Survey link: https://forms.gle/2EfkJ7YwwUDYZztH7
Thank you very much for your help and valuable input!
Wish you good health and peace.
Dr. Xu Di
Professor & Dept. Chair
Educational Foundations
College of Education
University of Hawai‘i– Mānoa
Wist Hall, Room 113
1776 University Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96822
Zoom Link: https://coehawaii.zoom.us/j/390920035
Phone: 808-956-0480
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High school seniors
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Continuing college students
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In-service public educators
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Ronald K. Toma professional development for in-service educators
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Student teachers sponsored by the Helen MacKay Memorial
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College students by Hiroshi & Barbara Kim Yamashita HEA Scholarship
APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED!
About HEA
The story behind our association
The Hawaii Education Association (HEA)
HEA has an illustrious beginning. It was founded in 1921 to represent the educational community to the Territorial Legislature. Statehood in 1959, brought the importance of HEA to the forefront, becoming the “voice” of educators” by representing the welfare of all educators at the Legislature. In 1970-71, HEA was instrumental in establishing three educational collective bargaining units that are still in existence. This, however, altered the direct influence and impact HEA would have on Hawaii’s educational community.
Demographics and needs of the educational community have changed; however, HEA continues to support its vision of affirming the professionalism of Hawaii’s educators. In 1994, HEA acquired 501(c)(3) nonprofit status to continue their support for excellence in education. Throughout HEA’s history, loyal and committed members have supported the organization through generous annual donations to support Teaching As A Career (TAAC), scholarships for pre-service education and active teachers, and Excellence in Teaching and Learning (ExTL) initiatives.
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