Dr. Jim Skouge, Director of the Media, Computing and Assistive Technology Center with the Hawaii University Affiliated Program for Persons with Disabilities will assist with program activities. Dr. Albert B. Robillard, Professor of Sociology, University of Hawaii, will lead the evaluation portion of the Ocean of Potentiality Project. Shane Gilmore, MS, a certified high school science teacher will assist in development of standards-based science learning activities. Quarter 4 - Prepare reports to share with state and public officials and present project design and outcomes at local and national conferences. References Burgstahler, S.E. 1992.
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