Teachers and Researchers Exploring and Collaborating: 2004

PI Institute/Department Email
Airaudi, Nikki
Kewaskum Middle School
Award#(s)
TREC-Airaudi
Funding Agency
US\Federal\NSF\GEO\OPP\ARC\ARE\TREC
Program Manager Funding Agency Email
Crain, Ms. Renee
NSF, Office of Polar Programs
Discipline(s)
Education and Outreach
Science Summary

The Teachers & Researchers - Exploring and Collaborating (TREC) program is an educational research experience in which K-12 teachers participate in Arctic research, working closely with scientists, as a pathway to improving science education through teachers' experiences in scientific inquiry. The participating TREC teachers serve as a conduit for reciprocal exchange of experience and knowledge between researchers and educators, and as a foundation for a growing community of students, educators, researchers and the general public that is engaged in science teaching and learning. TREC is a collaborative network of teachers, researchers, students, and community members. Through TREC, teachers will have the opportunity to increase their knowledge, enhance teaching skills, transfer their experiences to the classroom, engage in leadership roles, and develop a supportive network of researchers and education colleagues.

Logistics Summary

Ms. Airaudi will participate in the snow chemistry field work of Dr. Jack Dibb and collaborators at Summit, Greenland. Logistics details can be found under 0221109.

Season Field Site #People
2004
Greenland - Summit
0