What is GK-12?

Colorado Front Range GK12 brings research on human impacts on ecosystems along the Front Range into K-12 classrooms.

GK12 graduate fellows, K-12 teachers, and university science and mathematics faculty collaborate to provide students with authentic science experiences. Teachers and fellows use inquiry-based methods, which are tied to state standards, to guide students through real-world research projects. Students are actively engaged in the scientific process during in-class projects, data collection in the schoolyard, and field trips to local ecological research sites.

Upcoming Events:

November 15, 2008: GIS & Complexity Science Workshop, CSU, 8:30a-4p

January 24, 2009: Winter Ecology Workshop, YMCA of the Rockies, 8:00a-4p

February 28, 2009: Earth Materials & Health - I, UNC, 8a-5p

March 7, 2009: Earth Materials & Health - II, UNC, 8a-5p
March 27-29, 2009: Annual GK-12 meeting, Washington DC

April 18, 2009: Phenological Observations Workshop, CSU, 8:30a-4p

This project material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. DGE0086443. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

Principal Invesitigator for the Colorado Front Range GK12 is John Moore and Co-PI's are Dave Swift, Bill Hoyt, Carol Seemueller, and Ray Tschillard. For more information contact Kim Melville-Smith.

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