Kathryn M. Dawson, S. Cawthon, Shasta Ihorn, Laura Judd-Glossy
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Author(s): Dawson, Kathryn M; Cawthon, Stephanie W; Ihorn, Shasta; Judd-Glossy, Laura | Abstract: This article tells the story of Jenny Harrison, a visual arts middle school teacher who became an Action Research Teacher (ART) fellow in Drama for Schools, a professional development program in drama-based instruction. Through an action research model of teacher training and her own line of inquiry, Jenny investigated how drama-based instruction impacted her teaching and her students’ articulation of visual arts concepts. Artifacts from this project include interview transcripts, teacher reflections, student work-products, and lesson plans. The integration of drama-based instruction into Jenny’s visual arts curriculum paved the way for in-depth, intentional learning for students, for herself, and for the Drama for Schools program.