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Integrating Instruction 2–Identifying Themes
The first step in organizing your curriculum for integrating instruction is to know what it is you are to teach. If you have been relying on your textbooks to provide this structure for you, you can still do so, but … Continue reading
Integrating Instruction 1–Getting Started
If you are interested in integrating instruction across all curricular areas, there is a lot of planning and prep work needed initially. The bad news is it can take a considerable amount of time. The good news is it’s fun, … Continue reading
15 Reasons to Teach Thematically
Thematic teaching saves instructional time. You can combine subjects that are mutually supportive, making learning more efficient. Thematic teaching fosters thinking through highlighting connections and Teaching skills in context. Therefore, transfer is not an issue. Thematic teaching can utilize any … Continue reading
The Power of Thematic Instruction
I had my first taste of the power of integrating instruction during my senior year in college. I was taking a diverse group of classes which really didn’t seem to have much in common: Bible as Literature, Aging and Death, … Continue reading
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