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Terrina Wong
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- Honolulu, HI
- United States
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- Location (Country, State, District):
- USA
- I am a:
- other
- Title:
- Global Resource Specialist
- Grade Level or Age of Students You Work With
- K-12
- Web Site:
- http://www.punahou.edu
- Global Education Projects Sponsored By You or That You're Involved In:
- 1. Global Village Initiative working with DOE world history teachers in the teaching of world history, world cultures and global issues.
2. Cultural and linguistic sustainability at school
3. Programs involving international teachers and students who come to our school for on-going learning
4. Support teachers in infusing global perspectives
- Languages Spoken:
- English and French fluently
- Favorite Education Resources:
- John Dewey, Merry Merryfield
- About Me/Reason for Joining the GEC:
- Irankarapte -- this is the Ainu (indigenous people of Japan) greeting which means "let me gently touch your heart." I am particularly fascinated by what we can learn from other cultures and world languages that provide new and fresh perspectives on understanding our world.
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Welcome to the GEC... I know a few people at your school; I especially hear wonderful things from Judy Beaver about Punahou.
Glad to have you here,
Lucy Gray