
Join Dr. Lori Phillips as she explains classroom techniques for teaching discipline-based art education. This five-part video series can be incorporated in professional development for elementary school teachers. It includes a hands-on art lesson for classroom use.

Five local residents give powerful first hand accounts of their experiences as children before, during, and after the Japanese invasion and occupation of Guam. Vintage World War II footage and photographs accompany their compelling stories during this 50-minute documentary.

This 30-minute video presents a history of the Republic of the Marshall Islands and how the sea binds the people and islands together. Interviews with elders detail the construction of the Marshallese outrigger canoes through a local boat-building program that encourages youths to carry on their cultural traditions.

This video of the restored 1940s film Damien is a dramatic portrayal of the life and work of Father Damien. The legendary Belgian priest died in 1889 after 16 years of ministering to Hansen's Disease victims exiled on the Hawaiian island of Molokai. The teacher resource guide is available online and includes instructional modules, resources for the classroom, plus an annotated bibliography.

This seven-minute vignette shows a day in the life of a young boy of Hawaiian descent. The program depicts the boy's culture, family, and lifestyle at his home in Waimanalo Valley on the island of Oahu.

This educational DVD covers traditional Polynesian and Micronesian voyaging. Aimed at students in grades 4-8 and the general public, the program is available in both English and Satawalese. The accompanying teacher's guide can be used to structure pre- and post-viewing activities.
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