Professor Margaret Maaka
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Professor in Curriculum Studies
Margaret Maaka, a professor in the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Education Department of Curriculum Studies, was elected executive committee chair of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Special Interest Groups (SIGs). In addition to this office, Maaka will serve as a member of the AERA council for three years.
With the College of Education since 1986, Maaka’s research areas include educational psychology, language and cognitive development, multiliteracies, educational policy, research methods and indigenous development and advancement.
Maaka has held various offices within AERA during her 28-year membership. In 2000, she joined Professors Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Graham Hingangaroa Smith and Huia Jahnke to form the Indigenous Peoples of the Pacific Special Interest Group that provides a forum for researchers interested in studying indigenous knowledge and practices in the Pacific and Pacific Rim.
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