Date of Award

Spring 5-11-2025

Document Type

Research Paper

Degree Name

Master of Arts in Education (MAED) in Art Education

Department

Art & Design

Instructor

Dr. Ross Schlemmer

Program Advisor

Dr. Christopher M. Strickland

Keywords

Visual journals, teacher collaboration, STEAM

Abstract/Description

This case study explores the impact of explicitly teaching observation and visual journaling skills on student retention and comprehension of scientific concepts upon a co-taught science classroom. It aims to measure the impact of collaboration between science and art teachers in ac o-taught science classroom on student outcomes and teaching practices. This research is a case study, which is a qualitative data collection method, of student science observations, analysis, and data in art/science journals. After receiving informed consent, the partnered teachers’ reflections regarding the collaborative process and outcomes will be included. This study is important as it will examine the potential for enhanced student achievement through visual journaling on science curriculum while aiming to strengthen collaborative practices amongst co-teachers

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