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Read to Me International- Parent coaching programs at Hawai‘i’s schools, community sites, and correctional facilities

Presentations and workshops for parents, educators and other interested groups

Read alouds at schools and community gatherings

National-quality annual conferences

Support for parents of young children living in transitional and affordable housing

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We are able to share our mission and goals through presentations to parents, teachers, preschools, and community organizations. To request a presentation, please download the Presentation Request Form.

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Learning Resources & Recordings View resources and workshop recordings to support young children with their language and literacy development Access Resources Why Read Aloud? Reading aloud is the key to raising children who love and value reading and who.. Read More "

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0 families increased their knowledge of diverse Hawaiian traditions and practices Quality Learning for Keiki Everywhere Early Literacy collaborates with community early childcare services and preschools, providing professional development, educational […]

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Breaking up routine with fun/different delivery.

Asking SC's or those with experience how to further our smart goal

*Update: spoke with a couple of SCʻs during kaʻahele and they both said the same thing about the smart goal of teaching strategies: being consistent with keiki in treatment and having the same schedule for them.

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Learning new teaching strategies goal:

Specific-Ensure consistency in my interactions with mākua.

Measurable-Reflect and compare to previous days/weeks.

Attainable-Using their inoa and listening intentionally.

Realistic-I will gain trust and build pilina if I am consistent.

Time-Ongoing.

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Adding a short halawai after our mākua talks is a highlight because we can all be on the same page for best practices and lead us into the next puke.

Having a mākua talk padlet where previous presentations, handouts, and resources seems like a great way to keep our 'ohana connected.

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i will work on Classroom Teaching and Management

-Learn new teaching strategies

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Work on Virtual Makua Talk Delivery

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I have been becoming Confident in my (in Person ) Makua Talk Delivery, However i Will be working on my (Digital) Makua Talk Delivery. In Regards to Presenting i tend to get nervous and insecure and i close up

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Mahalo Ui for the weather/ʻano check ice breaker.

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Physical activity for makua

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I will develop a SMART goal for the Classroom Teaching and Management Theme

Learn new teaching strategies

Improve classroom management skills

Improve differentiated instruction ability

Learn about mindfulness

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I think overall our virtual mākua talks are improving as we continue to collaborate intentionally from feedback, questions, and requests of info or links afterwards.

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During a virtual makua talk an ohana shared in large room how makua talk was helpful to them to share stories and build pilina as a virtual ohana

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Preschool Literacy Skills: What to Teach First?

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Learn new teaching strategies