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Last day of class with some haum\u0101na of 2011<\/p><\/div>\n

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With some of my happy haum\u0101na papa 2016 Block 4!<\/p><\/div>\n

Aloha. \u02bbO au \u02bbo Kumu Kapulani Antonio. I started\u00a0my teaching career\u00a0in\u00a0Hawaiian Language\/Hawaiian Studies at Ke Kulanui o Hawai\u02bbi ma Hilo – the University of Hawai\u02bbi at Hilo. In addition to teaching, I worked as a curriculum developer and editor at Ka Hale Kuamo\u02bbo, a\u00a0curriculum development center which supported Hawaiian Immersion schools throughout Hawai ‘i.<\/p>\n

After ten years of teaching & working on Hawai\u02bbi island, we moved to Maui nei. I continued developing curriculum at the Kula Kaiapuni at both P\u0101\u02bbia and Kalama then joined the Hawaiian Studies\u00a0faculty at then Maui Community College and UH Center.<\/p>\n

I started as a\u00a0high school<\/em>\u00a0kumu in Hawaiian language here at Kamehameha Maui in 2004. Eventually I switched over to Hawaiian History, a graduation requirement,\u00a0in order to have\u00a0every student.<\/p>\n

I love\u00a0teaching our mo\u02bbolelo to the Seniors. Hopefully, it solidifies that foundation we’ve all\u00a0been building during their years here. Hopefully, it makes them confident and proud\u00a0as young, educated\u00a0Hawaiians. Hopefully, it not only feeds their intellect but their souls as well, so that they will become the confident, enlightened, grounded leaders we want\u00a0them to be.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Aloha. \u02bbO au \u02bbo Kumu Kapulani Antonio. I started\u00a0my teaching career\u00a0in\u00a0Hawaiian Language\/Hawaiian Studies at Ke Kulanui o Hawai\u02bbi ma Hilo – the University of Hawai\u02bbi at Hilo. 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