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TEAM-OP

Teaching for the Environment: Active Mathematics on the Olympic Peninsula

A Program Combining the Efforts of
University of Washington Departments of Forestry, Mathematics, and Education

PROJECT LEADERS:

Ginger Warfield, Ph.D., Mathematics
warfield@math.washington.edu

Ellen Matheny, Olympic Natural Resources Center
ematheny@u.washington.edu

Dr. Bob Lee, College of Forest Resources
boblee@u.washington.edu

Lani Horn, Ph.D., College of Education
lanihorn@u.washington.edu

RESEARCH ASSISTANTS:

Amber Hamilton, Geological Sciences
superam@u.washington.edu

Eric Hamilton, College of Education
another1@u.washington.edu

GUIDING QUESTIONS:

What are the theoretical and empirical bases for inquiry-based learning?

How can inquiry-based learning be incorporated in schools and classrooms?  

Updates for this page are in the works, with more links for emailing one another, more pictures, and more links to inquiry-based learning information files and web sites.

Send mail to: another1@u.washington.edu

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