Teacher Researcher Knowledge Exchange
The "Teacher Researcher Knowledge Exchange" (TRKE) is designed to foster collaborative educational initiatives and research between teachers and researchers. It aims to improve educational outcomes and increase scientific literacy through direct involvement in ongoing research activities. This project facilitates meaningful exchanges of knowledge, ensuring that both educators and researchers benefit from shared insights and experiences.
Welcome to the Teacher-Researcher Knowledge Exchange (TRKE)
An innovative platform where educators and researchers collaborate to enhance educational outcomes and scientific literacy through direct engagement and knowledge exchange.
Our Vision
To establish a lasting framework where Wyoming's educators and researchers collaboratively develop educational resources that integrate real-world scientific research into classrooms, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of science among students.
Our Mission
TRKE is committed to:
- Building strong partnerships between K-12 educators and university scientists.
- Co-designing educational initiatives that bring real-world science into classrooms.
- Preparing educators to effectively teach and inspire the next generation of scientists.
About TRKE
Initiated under the Wyoming Anticipating Climate Transitions (WY-ACT) project, TRKE offers a cross-disciplinary professional development program that bridges the gap between pedagogical approaches and scientific research. By participating in TRKE, educators gain hands-on experience with current scientific methods and insights, which they can translate into compelling educational experiences for their students.
What's New
Stay tuned for updates on our upcoming workshops, latest research insights, and success stories from the classrooms.
Get Involved
Are you an educator interested in science? A researcher looking to make an impact in education? Join us at TRKE to make a difference. Contact us at minouye@uwyo.edu for more information.
Testimonials
"Participating in TRKE has transformed the way I teach science. It's not just about textbooks anymore; it's about bringing real science problems to the classroom." - Wyoming K-12 Educator
"TRKE has provided a unique opportunity to share my research with educators and directly see its impact in their teaching methods and student engagement." - University Researcher
Contact Us
If you have questions about the TRKE program or wish to get involved, please don't hesitate to reach out. Our team is ready to assist you and provide any information you need.
Project Director
Martha Inouye
Science and Mathematics Teaching Center
University of Wyoming
Email: minouye@uwyo.edu
Mailing Address
Teacher-Researcher Knowledge Exchange Program
Science and Mathematics Teaching Center
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave,
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone
For immediate assistance, please call the Science and Mathematics Teaching Center:
+1 (307) 766-6381
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TRKE Cohort 1 Learning Showcase
Welcome to the TRKE Cohort 1 Learning Showcase, a platform dedicated to highlighting the outstanding presentations delivered by educators and researchers during our annual showcase event. Held on May 10, 2024, this event brought together teachers, non-formal educators, and researchers from across Wyoming to explore how local data and place-based education can be integrated into classrooms to enhance student learning.
Our presenters shared their unique insights on how to bring real-world scientific data into the classroom, whether through climate action projects, data visualization techniques, or hydrology lessons. This year’s topics covered a range of subjects from climate change impacts and water resource management to fostering data literacy in students of all ages.
How to Explore the Showcase
You can browse through the posts to learn more about each of the presentations and the innovative teaching strategies they shared. These posts will automatically populate below, providing a deeper look into the various projects and initiatives presented during the event.
To see all the presentations from the Learning Showcase, click on the posts tagged with #Cohort1 below.
Recent Posts:
All Posts
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Stream Gauge Data Analysis Tool | Rstudio, Streamflow Analysis, K-12 Education, Analyzing and Interpreting Data, Patterns, Science and Engineering Practices, ClassroomLearning | 13 Nov 2024 |
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Wildflower Bloom Watch | RStudio, Wildflower Blooms, K-12 Education, Analyzing and Interpreting Data, Patterns, Science and Engineering Practices, ClassroomLearning | 11 Nov 2024 |
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WyACT Researcher Videos | video, career | 05 Oct 2024 |
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TRKE Cohort 1 Learning Showcase Submissions Posted | TRKE, EducatorSubmissions, ClassroomProjects, PlaceBasedLearning, EnvironmentalScience, DataLiteracy | 09 Sep 2024 |
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TRKE Page is Live! | TRKE, DataTeam, NewWebsite, Education, WyomingEducation, DataDrivenLearning, CommunityEngagement | 09 Sep 2024 |
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Accessing and Exploring Wyoming Data: Engaging Students with Free Tools and Local Resources | Cohort1, WyomingData, DataLiteracy, LiDAR, USGSData, GoogleEarth, EnvironmentalEducation | 10 May 2024 |
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Data Visualization in the Classroom: Using WY-Adapt to Enhance Learning | Cohort1, DataVisualization, WYAdapt, ClassroomLearning, ClimateEducation, STEMEducation | 10 May 2024 |
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Building Science Literacy in K-5: Graphing, Climate Action, and Data Interpretation | Cohort1, ScienceLiteracy, K5Education, ClimateAction, DataInterpretation, STEM | 10 May 2024 |
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Building Data Literacy in High School Freshmen: Overcoming Anxiety and Embracing Curiosity | Cohort1, DataLiteracy, AnxietyInLearning, EducationalInnovation, StudentEngagement | 10 May 2024 |
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Empowering Students Through the Literature Review Process in Health Sciences | Cohort1, LiteratureReview, HealthSciences, StudentResearch, EducationalDevelopment | 10 May 2024 |
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Exploring the Journey of Water: An Educational Unit by Elizabeth David | Cohort1, WaterCycle, ScienceEducation, ElementaryScience, DataIntegration | 10 May 2024 |
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Enhancing Data Analysis Skills in Science Education with Real Data | Cohort1, DataAnalysis, ScienceEducation, RealWorldData, NASAData, DigitalLiteracy | 10 May 2024 |
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Mapping the Upper Green River Watershed: A Tool for Education and Research | Cohort1, WatershedResearch, GeospatialData, EducationalTools, WyomingResearch | 10 May 2024 |
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Meet a Scientist: Engaging K-12 Students with Real-World Researchers | Cohort1, ScienceEducation, ResearcherVideos, K12Learning, CareerExploration | 10 May 2024 |
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Empowering Students with Scenario Thinking in Climate Education | Cohort1, ScenarioThinking, ClimateEducation, StudentEmpowerment | 10 May 2024 |
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Enhancing Classroom Learning Through TRKE: Chelsea Lund's Approach | Cohort1, ClassroomLearning, PaleoClimate, ScenarioPlanning | 10 May 2024 |
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Exploring Changes in Flora and Fauna: A Phenological Study in Natrona County | Cohort1, Phenology, ClimateChange, NatronaCounty, StudentEngagement | 10 May 2024 |
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Integrating Real-World Science into Classrooms: Insights from Addie Deupree | Cohort1, Paleoclimate, LandscapeStories, EducationalInnovation | 10 May 2024 |
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Highlights from the Teton Science Schools’ Place-Based Education Symposium | Cohort1, PlaceBasedEducation, ClimateChange, TRKE, EducationSymposium | 10 May 2024 |