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ISSN 2576-6767
Research Articles
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2026June 29, 2026 CDT

Mystery of the Monkey Flower: Using a Comic in Science Curriculum and Teaching to Promote Student Engagement

Consuelo J Morales, Tania Jarosewich, Maria G Salinas, Irene S Bayer,
student engagementscience comicsecondary sciencescience teachingSTEM LearningBroadening Participation
Copyright Logoccby-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.15695/jstem/v9i1.05

Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2026

Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2026
  • MYHealth Impact Projects: A Mixed Methods Evaluation of an Online Research Training Program for Adolescents
    Juniar LucienSamantha A. ChuisanoHasan KhanRafee MirzaArul RajeswaranBeatrice PalazzoloShanna StrykerLisa M. VaughnTammy ChangMelissa DeJonckheere
  • Evolution Acceptance in Puerto Rican High School Students: Lessons Learned on Transferring Professional Development Into Classroom Activities
    Ángel E. Pérez-VegaMarta FortisRiccardo PapaMichelle Borrero
  • Teaching the Genome Generation: Engaging High School Students in Authentic Human Genetics Investigations
    Sarah WojiskiChristina VallianatosKristin BassErica GeraceAlexa WnorowskiCharles Wray
  • _Mystery of the Monkey Flower_: Using a Comic in Science Curriculum and Teaching to Promote Student Engagement
    Consuelo J MoralesTania JarosewichMaria G SalinasIrene S Bayer
  • Bridging Gaps in STEM With Science Outreach
    Cassandra B MinneTonya BrunettiZoe Van De VoordeApril FinebergGabriella AlbertAimee Pugh-Bernard
  • Realization of Self Through Science
    Michael T. CoeKristen CramCarolyn HesterDavid JonesAnna KileyTony Ward
  • Integrating Parasitoid-Microbe Research Into Middle School Curriculum: Development and Assessment of the _Symbiosis and Other Relationships_ Module
    Rebecca J. PetersonHarini KrishnanClaire LandgrenSheila HomburgerBenjamin E. LuttinenShaugnessy R. McCannLouisa A. StarkGaelen R. Burke
  • Train the Trainers: Do Researcher and Professional Collaborations With Teachers Increase Student Career Interest? – a Mixed Methods Study
    Jonathan ClaytonErika SteeleLeigh Terry
  • Learning Outcomes of a Community-Based Science Curriculum to Engage Youth From Title I Schools in Cancer Medicine, Biology, and Prevention Concepts
    Ethan N. EisensteinMarcelo M. Sleiman Jr.Muriel R. StatmanRebecca B. RigginsJackie EylDorothy Jones-DavisLiza ManfredDia StoneCatherine J. ScharonMary Rose YockelChiranjeev DashLaurel HarringtonKenneth P. Tercyak
Journal of STEM Outreach
Morales, C. J., Jarosewich, T., Salinas, M. G., & Bayer, I. S. (2026). Mystery of the Monkey Flower: Using a Comic in Science Curriculum and Teaching to Promote Student Engagement. Journal of STEM Outreach, 9(1). https://doi.org/10.15695/jstem/v9i1.05
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