Enough with the Plants Already! Exploring Practical Approaches to Student Choice and Scientific Inquiry Through a STEAM Showcase Framework (S2): Research Plan

This document presents the research plan for an independent, practitioner-led examination of Science Showcase (S2), a collaborative, school-based STEAM initiative in a Virginia public secondary school. The proposed research explores how meaningful student choice, creative expression, and rigorous scientific inquiry can coexist within a practical instructional framework. It considers teacher guidance, scientific rigor, safety, accessibility, resources, and implementation demands, with attention to approaches that may be adaptable to other educational settings. This document is a research plan, not a report of completed research or validated findings. Document version: 1.0Research Plan date: November 10, 2026Author: Adam Hoo

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.24147922
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Science Education and Pedagogy
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Enough with the Plants Already! Exploring Practical Approaches to Student Choice and Scientific Inquiry Through a STEAM Showcase Framework (S2): Research Plan

Adam Hoo
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Science Education and Pedagogy
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Enough with the Plants Already! Exploring Practical Approaches to Student Choice and Scientific Inquiry Through a STEAM Showcase Framework (S2): Research Plan

Adam Hoo
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This document presents the research plan for an independent, practitioner-led examination of Science Showcase (S2), a collaborative, school-based STEAM initiative in a Virginia public secondary school. The proposed research explores how meaningful student choice, creative expression, and rigorous scientific inquiry can coexist within a practical instructional framework. It considers teacher guidance, scientific rigor, safety, accessibility, resources, and implementation demands, with attention to approaches that may be adaptable to other educational settings. This document is a research plan, not a report of completed research or validated findings. Document version: 1.0Research Plan date: November 10, 2026Author: Adam Hoo

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Science Education and Pedagogy
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