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Refer to approaches that emphasize the interconnectedness of different areas of knowledge and seek to promote a deeper, more comprehensive understanding of a problem by integrating different perspectives and disciplinary approaches.

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INTEGRATIVE METHODS

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A systematized body of knowledge about human beings and society.

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SOCIAL SCIENCE

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As an academic discipline, it is integrated, interrelated, and interdisciplinary

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SOCIAL SCIENCE

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As an academic discipline, it is integrated, interrelated, and interdisciplinary

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SOCIAL SCIENCE

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• Anthropology
• Economics
• Geography
• History
• Linguistics

• Political Science
• Psychology
• Sociology
• Demography

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SOCIAL SCIENCE
(Disciplines)

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Primarily refers to the compulsory K to 12 Program, wherein every child is required to attend school from kindergarten level at around age 5 years to grade 12 or senior high school at around age 16 -17 years.

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BASIC EDUCATION

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INTEGRATIVE APPROACHES
In Curriculum Instruction

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Disciplinary Approach
Multidisciplinary Approach
Interdisciplinary Approach
Transdisciplinary Approach
Thematic Approach

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Development of conceptual understandings, knowledge, and skills within the academic discipline

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DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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SCOPE: within a singlesubject or discipline.

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DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Uses methods and terminology unique to that discipline

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DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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A history class focusing solely on events, figures, and themes specific to a particular historical period.

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DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Involves studying a topic or problem from the perspectives of several disciplines without necessarily integrating the disciplines

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Addresses a topic from multiple disciplines, but each discipline maintains its own framework.

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Simply involves teaching multiple subjects separately, without necessarily connecting them.

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Students examine a historical event through historical accounts, read literature from that period, and analyze related art. Each discipline provides a separate lens to understand the event, but they are not necessarily integrated into a single unified approach.

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Integrates concepts and methods from multiple disciplines to address a common problem or theme, promoting connections between subjects

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Use of disciplinary approaches to examine topics, but pushes beyond by:

taking insights from a variety of relevant disciplines

synthesizing their contribution to understanding

integrating these ideas into a more complete framework of analysis

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
Use of disciplinary approaches to examine topics, but pushes beyond by:

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taking insights from a variety of relevant disciplines

synthesizing their contribution to understanding

integrating these ideas into a more complete framework of analysis

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Goes beyond integrating disciplines to address complex real-world problems by creating a framework that transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries.

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TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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FOCUS: real-world problems + stakeholders

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TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Combines knowledge and skills from two or more disciplines.

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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A project on climate change that incorporates science (environmental science), social studies (impact on communities), and mathematics (data analysis).

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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also: Project approach

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THEMATIC APPROACH

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Often involves collaboration with external stakeholders

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TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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A topic on “Global Citizenship” might include geography (world regions), history (historical movements for human rights), language arts (literature from different cultures), and social studies (current global issues)

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THEMATIC APPROACH

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A project involving scientists, policymakers, and community leaders to develop sustainable solutions for a region.

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TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Organizing the curriculum around a theme or a rich and engaging topic that crosses all learning domains.

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THEMATIC APPROACH

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Focuses solely on one subject

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DISCIPLINARY

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Brings together multiple disciplines but keeps them separate

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY

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Integrates multiple disciplines to create new knowledge.

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INTERDISCIPLINARY

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Views learners as active constructors of meaningful knowledge

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CONSTRUCTIVISM

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Goes beyond disciplines to address complex issues, often collaborating beyond

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TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Organizes learning around central themes or concepts

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THEMATIC APPROACH

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Learning puts a premium on questioning, investigating, proving, probing, explaining, predicting, and establishing connection of pieces of evidence.

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INQUIRY-BASED

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Allows learners to share ideas between and among themselves thus developing the value of cooperation, respect, camaraderie, and tolerance.

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COLLABORATIVE

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Provides opportunities for learners to reflect on what and why they need to learn and how to go about it.

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REFLECTIVE

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Takes into great consideration the different learning styles and multiple intelligences of the learners, which are significant aspects of their individual differences not only as learners but also as individuals

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DIFFERENTIATED

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Advance the frontiers of knowledge in the various disciplines

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DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Advance the frontiers of knowledge in the various disciplines

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DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Enhance understanding of observed phenomena from various perspectives

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Enhance understanding of observed phenomena from various perspectives

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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From the point of view of multiple discipline separately

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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From the point of view of multiple discipline separately

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Integrates disciplines and allow a more holistic understanding of phenomena

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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From the point of view of multiple disciplines collaboratively blended

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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From the point of view of multiple disciplines collaboratively blended

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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Engage stakeholders and allow integration of practical considerations in developing and applying knowledge

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TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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New sub-disciplines form by close association as boundaries begin to overlap and/or emerge

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INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

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PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES
in the K-12 Curriculum

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