Success in the teaching learning process is always attributed to
the creativity of the teacher. Learners vary greatly in terms of learning modes, learning styles, learning style references and cognitive style. Integrated teaching involves combining academic subjects to teach around a specific topic. The idea is that the students will learn more when they see how the topic connects to different areas in the curriculum. Integrative Teaching
Is a well organized anchored on real life situation that
include learners interest and needs creating a variety of meaningful activities and learning experiences. It paves the way to connecting what is learned in school to real life world rather than isolated facts and information. Intradisciplinary integration
Itrefers to the practices of bringing together
different discipline within a specific field of study or subject area. Multidisciplinary Integration
Thesubject are outcomes remain distinct, but due to some
meaningful linkages they are connected together during the process of transaction. Interdisciplinary Integration
Isa process of integrating the interdependence or
common knowledge and skills from more than one subject areas during transaction process. Trans- disciplinary Integration
Integration beyond subject areas
Isthe process where the students day to day experiences are connected to different subject areas to acquire knowledge and skills. Three Modes of Integrative Teaching Strategies
Isthe integration of content learning with the language teaching aims. Refers to the concurrent study of language and subject matter with the format sequence of language presentation dictated by content material Thematic Teaching
Provides a broad framework for linking content and
process from a variety of discipline. Focusing Inquiry
Interdisciplinaryapproach that uses question to organize
learning. Student centered and teachers- guided instruction approach that engage students in investigating real world questions. Thank You for Listening