Difference between Integrated and Disciplinary approach curriculum.
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Whereas single-discipline focused teaching provides depth, an integrated approach adds breadth to the learning process and also the kind of depth of understanding that comes once something is understood in a larger context. It provides depth within breadth.
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Difference between Integrated and Disciplinary approach curriculum.
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- An integrated curriculum implies learning that is synthesized across traditional subject areas and learning experiences that are designed to be mutually reinforcing.
- Example of Integrating curriculum is reading, writing and oral communication in language arts.
- The purpose of integrated curriculum connects different areas of study by emphasizing on related concepts across subject matters.
- Principles of integrated curriculum approach that purposefully draws together knowledge, skills, attitudes and values from within or across subject areas to develop a more powerful understanding of key ideas.
- In discipline oriented curriculum the various subjects and discipline or thoughts to the students by subject experts.
- A student learn factual specific and current information letter to the specific discipline with in depth knowledge.
- Disciplinary curriculum helps us to navigate our social and personal lives. We also need disciplinary knowledge whose meanings are grounded in abstract conceptual system.
- Disciplines influence each other, it can be useful to present knowledge in an interconnected way.
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