Quiz 2

Focuses primarily on different disciplines.

• Integration Approach

• Interdisciplinary Approach

• Multidisciplinary Approach

• Transdisciplinary Integration

In this approach to Integration, teachers organize and capsulize the curriculum around common learning.

• Multidisciplinary Approach

• Transdisciplinary Integration

• Integration Approach

• Interdisciplinary Approach

In the this approach the teacher design a curriculum within student needs and concerns.

• Interdisciplinary Approach

• Transdisciplinary Integration

• Multidisciplinary Approach

• Integration Approach

It is the topics surrounding the discipline are connected, allowing students to review and re-conceptualize idea within a descipline.

• Shared

• Webbed

• Connected

• Sequenced

It is a type of Integrated Curriculum that teachers can use in their planning to create an Integrated unit between the two disciplnes.

• Shared

• Webbed

• Sequenced

• Connected

It engages students in creating knowledge while enhancing their skills in critical thinking.

• Fusion

• Project-Based learning

• Service learning

• Theme-Based

Community based service activities are paired with structured preparation and student reflection.

• Theme-Based

• Service learning

• Fusion

• Learning Centers/Parallel Disciplines

A popular way to integrate the curriculum is to address a topic of theme through the tenses of several subject areas.

• Fusion

• Service learning

• Learning Centers/parallel Disciplines

• Project-Based learning

Often three or more subject areas are involved.

• Project-Based learning

• Service learning

• Theme-Based

• Learning Centers/Parallel Disciplines

In this method, teachers fuse skills knowledg, or event attitudes into the regular school curriculum.

• Fusion

• Service learning

• Learning Centers/Parallel Disciplines

• Project-Based learning