Edutopia – By Liz MacLauchlan and Priscilla Kane Hellweg
 As a physics and engineering teacher, I (Liz) found the concept of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math)—specifically, including the arts in my teaching—to be challenging. I saw it as one more thing to think about when I was already struggling to cover required content. Factoring in the reality that both children and adults often categorize themselves as “artistic” or “scientific” made arts integration feel out of reach.
As a physics and engineering teacher, I (Liz) found the concept of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math)—specifically, including the arts in my teaching—to be challenging. I saw it as one more thing to think about when I was already struggling to cover required content. Factoring in the reality that both children and adults often categorize themselves as “artistic” or “scientific” made arts integration feel out of reach.

