The Uluākea Process
The Uluākea Process focuses upon the cyclical relationship that lies in the interdependence between process and outcome. It involves taking a holistic approach toward observation, participation, and adaptability, with a focus on accountability to the environment.
What does the Uluākea process look like?
Ka Ho'okua 'Āina - A holistic focus on both place, space, and energy.
- A foundation in Hawai'i's environment and ecology; a recognition of and commitment to the relationships that exist between the natural and social phenomena in our environment.
- A learning environment imbued with social and cultural contexts that draws on awareness and alignment with the natural settings, and personal experiences that encompass Hawai'i.
Ka Pilina 'Āina - A participatory consciousness of the cyclical, interdependent relationship between all things.
Ka Ho'oulu 'Āina - Accountability to the reciprocal relationships that exist within both the social and natural environments.
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