Curriculum integration: designing the core of democratic education

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1998-04-01otherChoice Reviews Online591 citationsclosed

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Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies Education Pedagogy and Practices Educational Curriculum and Learning Methods

Abstract

Defining curriculum integration as a comprehensive approach rather than simply rearranging subjects, this text uses many classroom examples to explain the relationship between curriculum integration and the disciplines of knowledge.

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