Trynke Keuning

Trynke Keuning is an associate professor at the Knowledge and Innovation Center of KPZ University of Applied Sciences. Her research focuses on interprofessional collaboration and differentiation in child and education sectors.

• Role: Associate Professor in Interprofessional Collaboration and Differentiation
• Institution: KPZ University of Applied Sciences
• Research: Interprofessional collaboration methodologies, ADAPT measurement tool development for differentiation skills

Her research explores interprofessional collaboration dynamics and strategies to support teachers in managing student diversity. She co-authored the book "Differentiating in 5, 4, 3…" and developed the ADAPT tool for assessing differentiation practices.

Recent publications analyze interprofessional teamwork, differentiation techniques, and professional development in educational contexts. Awards or direct student advisement details were not found in the provided texts.