Project WetKids: An Interdisciplinary Investigation of Integrated Science and Arts Learning Along the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-22-2008
School
Center for Science and Math Education
Abstract
Awarded by the United States National Science Foundation as one of only sixteen projects in the NSF Academies of Young Scientists, Project WetKids will provide a fully replicable model through its integrated sciences and arts content and interdisciplinary research approach led by a multi-discipline investigative team at The University of Southern Mississippi in collaboration with the Pascagoula School District and the Mississippi Audubon. Multiple forms of Project WetKids data were collected and reviewed during the first year of the two-year project relative to (a) student attitudes and achievement in pursuit of STEM learning and (b) teacher quality and attitudes towards collaboration and STEM interdisciplinary curricular activities. Results to date indicate students' higher satisfaction than control group students in overall feelings about teachers. © Common Ground, Anita Davis, Julie Cwikla, Christopher Barry, All Rights Reserved.
Publication Title
International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
Volume
3
Issue
9
First Page
63
Last Page
67
Recommended Citation
Davis, A.,
Cwikla, J.,
Barry, C.
(2008). Project WetKids: An Interdisciplinary Investigation of Integrated Science and Arts Learning Along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 3(9), 63-67.
Available at: https://aquila.usm.edu/fac_pubs/20964