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  • Thursday April 26, 2012
  • Teacher Spotlight: Pat Taylor of Saratoga Middle & High School

    Pat Taylor, long-time friend of Teton Science Schools, recently announced that she is retiring. While she was here with the Saratoga 8th grade students in April,
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  • Thursday March 15, 2012
  • The Anatomy of a Successful School Partnership

    For the past nearly three years, Teton Science Schools has been working closely with the community of Saratoga and Carbon County School District #2 to improve science education in a place-based way across the district.
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  • Thursday February 16, 2012
  • Graduate Studies - Work Hard, Play Hard

    During this winter semester, Graduate Students have worked for weeks in their academic course Ecological Inquiry, investigating conservation and management issues from key stakeholders around the state of Wyoming
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  • Thursday January 19, 2012
  • Parallels of Gross National Happiness and Place-Based Education

    During their time here at the Teacher Learning Center, the Bhutanese teacher delegation reflected that there are many similarities between place-based education and Bhutan's recent focus on Education for Gross National Happiness.
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  • Thursday November 17, 2011
  • Outreach Programs Bring the Teacher Learning Center into Wyoming and Idaho

    Last week, instructors from the Jackson Campus took Cheyenne elementary students on field trips into Mylar Park and the Laramie County School District Outdoor Education Center. Two weeks ago, graduate students taught a program to all 122 6th grade students at Lander Middle School focused
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  • Thursday October 13, 2011
  • 3rd Wyoming Youth Congress on Children and Nature

    The 3rd Wyoming Youth Congress on Children & Nature and the first Junior Leadership Wyoming program will kick off on October 27 - 30, 2011. The Wyoming Youth Congress is an event that brings together two 8th graders - a boy and a girl - from each school district in Wyoming. The 8th graders
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