Creating Integrated Curriculum: Proven Ways to Increase Student Learning

Susan M. Drake

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Preface Acknowledgements About the Author 1. What Is Integrated Curriculum and Why Is It Important? 2. Does Integrated Curriculum Work? 3. Creating Multidisciplinary Programs 4. Using Interdisciplinary Approaches 5. Exploring Transdisciplinary Approaches 6. Connecting Standards To Curriculum 7. Aligning Teaching, Learning, and Assessment 8. Overcoming the Obstacles and Finding Success Resources Resource A: Books Resource B: Journals Resource C: Videos Resource D: Newsletters Resource E: Programs References Index

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