LESSON 1- INTEGRATED CURRICULUM

Question 1

is an educational approach that blends multiple
subjects or disciplines into a unified, cohesive learning
experience. Instead of teaching subjects like math,
science, history, or literature in isolation,

Answer 1

INTEGRATED CURRICULUM

Question 2

an integrated curriculum weaves them together around
a _________, __________, or ___________

Answer 2

central theme,question , real-world problem.

Question 3

This method encourages students to make connections
between concepts across various disciplines,
promoting deeper understanding and critical thinking.

Answer 3

INTEGRATED CURRICULUM

Question 4

KEY FEATURES OF AN INTEGRATED CURRICULUM

Answer 4

-Interdisciplinary Connections
-Thematic Learning
-Real-World Relevance
-Collaborative Learning
-Student-Centered

Question 4

Links between subjects are made explicit, helping
students see how knowledge is interconnected.

Answer 4

Interdisciplinary Connections

Question 4

Lessons are often organized around broad themes,
such as “climate change,” “innovation,” or
“community.”

Answer 4

Thematic Learning

Question 5

Emphasis on practical applications and solving real
world problems

Answer 5

Real-World Relevance

Question 6

Encourages teamwork, communication, and joint
exploration of ideas.

Answer 6

Collaborative Learning

Question 7

Often involves project-based or inquiry-based
learning, where students play an active role in their
education.

Answer 7

Student-Centered

Question 8

BENEFITS/IMPORTANCE

Answer 8

Fosters critical thinking and creativity.
 Encourages a holistic understanding of topics.
 Makes learning more engaging and meaningful.
 Prepares students for complex, multidisciplinary
challenges in the real world.
 Students are encourage to share ideas.
 Respect and cooperation among peers
 Students become more responsible
 The teachers assumes the role of facilitator
 Many grouping patterns naturally emerge
 Assessment is continous and related to learning
endeavours

Question 8

SPECTRUM OF AN INTEGRATED CURRICULUM

Answer 8

-Subject- Centered
-Parallel Integration
-Multidisciplinary Approach
-Interdisciplinary Approach
-Transdisciplinary Approach (Highly Integrated)
-Student-Driven Integration

Question 9

Subjects are taught independently, with little or no
integration between them

Answer 9

Subject- Centered

Question 9

Teachers coordinate topics across subjects but keep them distinct. independently.
Students make connections

Answer 9

Parallel Integration

Question 10

A single theme is explored in multiple subjects, but
each retains its methods and perspectives.

Answer 10

Multidisciplinary Approach

Question 10

Subjects are integrated around common skills or
concepts, creating a unified learning experience.

Answer 10

Interdisciplinary Approach

Question 11

Learning is organized around real-world problems or
themes, often crossing traditional subject boundaries.
Students actively investigate and apply knowledge.
Example: Problem: “How can our community reduce

Answer 11

Transdisciplinary Approach (Highly Integrated)

Question 12

Students take the lead in identifying connections
between subjects, designing projects, and applying
what they learn to real-world issues.

Answer 12

Student-Driven Integration