\u201cFa\u2019afetai i A\u2019oga Maualuga a Kailua ma Kalani i le fa\u2019amaoniaina o A\u2019oga Fa\u2019atemokalasi a Hawai\u2019i,\u201d o le saunoaga lea a le Fa\u2019amasino Sili o Mark E. Recktenwald. "O la latou tautinoga i le fa\u02bbaleleia o le fa\u02bbalapotopotoga a latou tamaiti a\u02bboga e taua tele mo le lumana\u02bbi o lo tatou temokalasi. Ou te fia faafetai atu i sui o le Komisi o le PACE, aemaise o lona Taitaifono, Faamasino Lisa Ginoza, ma le Sui Taitaifono o Amy Perruso, faapea foi ma a latou paaga e toatele, e aofia ai le Iunivesite o Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law, Hawaii State Bar Association, Hawaii State Department of Education, Hawaii Association of Independent Schools, ma le American Judicature Society, e faalauiloaina a tatou tagata lautele i aoaoga, ma le Sosaiete a le Faamasinoga a Amerika, o e ua i ai se vaega o le atunuu atoa e unaia ai a tatou atunuu. setete.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cIna ua fa'au'u mai le A'oga Maualuga a Kailua, ua 'ou fiafia ona ua faia e le a'oga le ta'utinoga ma ausia ai le fa'ailoga o le A'oga Fa'atemokalasi a Hawai'i," o le fa'aaliga lea a Lisa Ginoza, le fa'amasino lagolago o le Fa'amasinoga Maualuga a Hawai'i. \u201cE fa\u2019amalo fo\u2019i ia Kalani High, lea fo\u2019i na maua le fa\u2019ailoga i lenei tausaga. E taua tele le taliaina e tamaiti aoga ma le lautele lautele o le matafaioi e auai ma auai i la tatou faiga malo. E le gata i lea, e ala i le fa\u02bbalauteleina o a\u02bboa\u02bboga fa\u02bbale-malo, ou te talitonu o tamaiti aoga, faiaoga ma isi o le a maua le fiafia e maua mai le galulue fa\u02bbatasi mo le lelei o lo tatou nu\u02bbu."<\/p>\n\n\n\n
O Mililani ma Maui High Schools o a\u02bboga muamua ia na aloaia i le polokalame fa'aulufalega<\/a> tausaga. O le tausaga a sau, o le a fa'aogaina e le polokalame a'oga tulagalua ma fa'ata'ita'i se polokalame tulagalua e fausia ai se K-12 fa'aauau. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Na fa'asalalauina fo'i e le PACE ma le HIDOE su'esu'ega a le setete atoa i a'oa'oga fa'alenu'u i a'oga a le malo ma a'oga tuto'atasi a Hawai'i. I le lipoti, From Classroom to Community: Advancing Civics Education in Hawai\u02bbi, toetoe lava 800 faia\u02bboga (627 faia\u02bboga na lipotia mai o lo\u02bbo i ai le matafaioi mo su\u02bbesu\u02bbega fa\u02bbaagafesootai po\u02bbo a\u02bboa\u02bboga fa\u02bbale-malo ma 168 pule) na auai. O su'esu'ega ua ofoina mai ai se va'aiga e le mafaatusalia i le tulaga o lo'o i ai nei a'oa'oga fa'alesivi i totonu o a'oga a Hawai'i. O fa'ai'uga o su'esu'ega e fa'amaonia ai fautuaga taua mai le Vaega Fa'atonu a le Tagata Faigaluega a'oa'oga, o se vaega 'ese'ese o faia'oga, ta'ita'i o nu'u, ma pa'aga na taloina e le HIDOE i le tautotogo 2024.<\/p>\n\n\n\n "O lenei su\u02bbesu\u02bbega e fa\u02bbamaonia ai mea ua leva ona iloa e le tele o faiaoga. O a'oa'oga fa'aletagata e mana'omia, ae e masani lava ona tauivi e tauva ma isi fa'amuamua,\u201d o le tala lea a Colin Moore, Komesina o le PACE ma le saienitisi fa'apolokiki i UH-Manoa. \u201cE tuuto atu faiaoga i le sauniaina o tamaiti aoga mo le olaga faalenuu, ae latou te manaomia punaoa sili atu, sili atu le taimi, ma lagolago malosi fa\u02bbalapotopotoga. E ala i le fa'atalanoaina o nei lu'itau, e mafai ai ona tatou fa'amautinoa o lo'o maua e tamaiti a'oga uma i Hawai'i le poto ma le tomai e fa'atino ai le auai i totonu o latou nu'u ma lo tatou temokalasi."<\/p>\n\n\n\n Heidi Armstrong, sui pule sili o a\u02bboa\u02bboga, na fa\u02bbaopoopo mai, "Matou te fa\u02bbamanatuina le alualu i luma o lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbamatalaina i lenei lipoti muamua o a\u02bboa\u02bboga fa\u02bbale-malo ma le PACE, o lo\u02bbo avea ma paaga malosi e fesoasoani ia i matou e ausia la matou sini e saunia tamaiti aoga mo tiute fa\u02bbale-malo. O lenei lipoti o le a fesoasoani ia i matou i le faia o faaiuga malamalama i tupe teufaafaigaluega, e pei o punaoa ma atina\u02bbe fa\u02bbapolofesa, ina ia mafai ona fa\u02bbalauteleina lo matou aapa atu e fa\u02bbaleleia le isi augatupulaga o tagatanuu o le lalolagi atoa.<\/p>\n\n\n\n O mea taua mai le lipoti e aofia ai: <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Malosi le Tautinoga a Faiaoga i Fa'alapotopotoga: <\/strong>48% o faia'oga e manatu i le va'aiga o se fa'amuamua maualuga pe fa'atauaina i totonu o latou potuaoga, ae na'o le 32% e talitonu o lo'o fa'apena fo'i i le a'oga atoa, e fa'ailoa ai se va i le va o a'oa'oga fa'aa'oa'oga ma fa'amuamua fa'alapotopotoga.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Manaomia lautele mo Punaoa Fa'aa'oa'oga Tulaga Maualuga mo Tagata Lautele: <\/strong>Toeitiiti atoa le afa o faiaoga uma (45%) na ta'ua e le lava a'oa'oga faalemalo o lo'o avanoa mo i latou, ma le fa'afitauli e sili ona mata'utia i vasega K-5. O lo'o fa'asino i se vaega manino mo le fa'afaigaluegaina o tupe, ae maise le sao taua o faia'oga tulagalua i le fausiaina o le fa'avae o le malamalama fa'aletagata a'o laiti.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Fa'apaleni Tulaga Va'aia ma Isi Mana'oga o Mat\u0101'upu: <\/strong>56% o faia'oga o lo'o ta'ua ai le una'ia o isi mata'upu e fai ma pa pupuni i a'oa'oga fa'alemalo. Ua ioe le 59% o pule o le utiuti o le taimi i mataupu aoaoina o le fa'alavelave tele lea i le fa'alauteleina o a'oa'oga fa'ale-malo, e fa'ailoa mai ai le mana'oga mo ni fofo fa'afofoga e fa'atasi ai a'oa'oga fa'aletagata.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Fa'alautele Atina'e Tomai Fa'apolofesa e Fa'afetaui Mana'oga a le Faiaoga: <\/strong>O lo'o i ai se maliliega lautele i le va o faiaoga o le fa'amuamua sili ona taua mo le atina'e fa'apolofesa o le fa'aleleia lea o a'oa'oga o a'oa'oga fa'ale-malo, e aofia ai faiga sili mo le fa'aleleia o le fa'atasia o tamaiti aoga. O le tolu-kuata o le pulega ma le 71% o faiaoga na faailoa mai o le vaega sili lea ona taua mo a\u02bboa\u02bboga fa\u02bbapolofesa.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Fa'amamafa i polokalame fa'aa'oa'oga lelei a le HIDOE:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Ua toe fa'amauina e le lipoti le tautinoga a le HIDOE i le fa'amautinoaina o tamaiti a'oga uma e maua avanoa i a'oa'oga fa'alotoifale malosi. O nisi o polokalame o lo'o fa'atino ai le va'aiga a le matagaluega mo a'oa'oga fa'ale-aganu'u e aofia ai:<\/p>\n\n\n\n Fono a Tamaiti A'oga a le Setete o Hawai'i: <\/strong>O le Fono a Tamaiti A'oga a le Setete o Hawai'i e avea o se fa'avae mo tamaiti a'oga e fa'ailoa ai o latou atugaluga, fa'atalanoa i mataupu ogaoga, ma tu'uina atu o latou manatu i le Fono Faitulafono a le Setete o Hawai'i ma le Komiti Fa'atonu o A'oga. O nei taumafaiga e fa'amautinoa ai le auai sa'o o tamaiti a'oga i le fa'atulagaina o faiga fa'avae e a'afia ai a latou a'oga ma nu'u.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Polokalama Fa'ata'ita'i Faitulafono a le Keiki Caucus High School: <\/strong>O lenei faiga faapaaga i le va o le HIDOE ma le Fono Faitulafono a le Setete o Hawai'i ua maua ai e tamaiti aoga maualuga se avanoa tulaga ese e maua ai le poto masani i le faiga o tulafono. E ala i se mat\u0101'upu a'oa'oina ma fa'apolopolo tulafono a le setete, e a'oa'o ai tagata auai e uiga i faiga fa'avae ma le taua o le auai fa'alenu'u.<\/p>\n\n\n\n A'oga o le Temokalasi a Hawai'i: <\/strong>Fa'alauiloa i le 2023, o le polokalame fou fa'ale-malo e fa'ailoa ai a'oga maualuluga e fa'aalia ai le malosi o le ta'utinoga e saunia tamaiti a'oga mo le olaga fa'alotoifale, a'oa'oga maualuluga, ma le manuia o galuega. E maua e a\u02bboga lenei tulaga fa\u02bbapitoa e ala i le ofoina atu o avanoa a\u02bboa\u02bboga eseese e fa\u02bbamamafa ai le faasinomaga, filifiliga a tamaiti aoga, ma mea moni i le lalolagi.<\/p>\n\n\n\n O nei polokalame o lo'o fa'aalia ai taumafaiga faifaipea a le HIDOE e a'oa'oina ai tamaiti a'oga i faiga fa'alemalo ma fa'aauai faiaoga i a'oa'oga fa'aa'oa'oga.<\/p>\n\n\n\n O le lipoti a le malo, e ala i se su\u02bbesu\u02bbega e le\u02bbi tupu muamua i le setete atoa, o lo\u02bbo fa\u02bbaalia ai mea taua ma vaega e mafai ona taula\u02bbi ai le Matagaluega i mea fou i polokalame fa\u02bbale-malo. O lo'o fa'amauina fo'i e le ripoti le taua tele o a'oa'oga fa'alotoifale i le fa'atulagaina o le isi augatupulaga o ta'ita'i ma sitiseni e mana'omia mo se fa'atemokalasi olaola. O lo'o tutumau pea le Matagaluega i lona talitonuga e fa'atumauina a'oa'oga fa'ale-malo i ona tulaga maualuluga. 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