This document discusses the benefits of an interdisciplinary approach to education. An interdisciplinary approach combines multiple disciplines to achieve a common goal. It focuses on integrating different concepts from various subjects to gain new knowledge. Examples provided include applying knowledge from language, mathematics, and life skills when buying items at a supermarket. The document also suggests using themes like animals or space as topics for an interdisciplinary unit and discusses techniques like flipped classrooms and group work to promote student participation and engagement.

1. Prepared by:
JULIE ANN D. BORJA

10. ombining multiple disciplines to achieve one common
purpose.
- Interdisciplinarity focuses on integration, comparing
different
concepts and insights across subjects to gain new
knowledge.

12. Why use it?
Interdisciplinary Approach
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16. Example of buying things
from any supermarket. Here
a child can apply his previous
knowledge. And if he bought
earlier from anywhere. Or
observe anyone buying
things.
•Listing items to buy : correlate with
language
•Reading shop name or items name :
Again language area
•Money : counting and concept of
money : Mathematics.
•Social skills/ life skills. : Don’t cheat
or hide things from the store . value of
money.

18. Examples the topic is
about: Animals — A theme
could be based around
mammals, reptiles,
amphibians, ocean creatures,
dinosaurs, etc. Space — A
teacher could design a
planets or solar system
theme.

22. • Technique where students do
more than simply listen to a
lecture. It involves discussion,
problem solving, presentations,
group work such as
brainstorming, role, debates-
anything that gets students
interacting with each other and
engaging with lecture material
• Flipped Classroom approach to
promote student participation.

23. • Understanding students' diverse learning styles.
• Adapting teaching methods to meet individual
needs.

24. Encouraging students to
explore and inquire.
Developing critical
thinking skills through
inquiry.

25. TECHNOLOGY
INTEGRATION
Leveraging technology tools for
enhanced learning experiences.

26. • Formative and summative assessments.
• Continuous feedback to monitor student progress.

27. REFLECTION AND DISCUSSION