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The disadvantages of an Integrated approach

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The disadvantages of an Integrated approach

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The Integrated approach and its benefits

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The Integrated approach and its benefits

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The importance of an Integrated approach

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The importance of an Integrated approach

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Robin Fogarty - 10 ways to Integrate Curriculum

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Robin Fogarty - 10 ways to Integrate Curriculum

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http://www.ascd.org/ASCD/pdf/journals/ed_lead/el_199110_fogarty.pdf

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Signs that display the Integration of Studies

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Signs that display the Integration of Studies

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Problem solving

Deep learning

Build connections between Social and Personal learning

Students connect and create real world connections in the classroom

Students are more engaged and motivated

Creates fun and challenging tasks

Increases students oral language and reading comprehension skills

Helps students to achieve higher levels of retention and understanding of information being taught within the classroom.

Youngblood states that interdisciplinary are beneficial because “They may within the one discipline cover physical and social sciences as well as humanities as they focus on considering interrelations between realms of knowledge” (2007,p.2).

http://study.com/academy/lesson/integrated-curriculum-definition-benefits-examples.html

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Welcome to the 2016 Professional Development Presentation.
The question asked by Amanda Banks is being addressed through this presentation

"What are all the benefits of using an integrated approach and are there any negatives from it?"