Curriculum Integration: Walking the Walk

  • Norman T
  • Wall A
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Curriculum integration is a hallmark of middle level education. This approach to education involves blending topics across content areas as a way of studying topics and problems of interest to young adolescents. Approaches to curriculum integration and interdisciplinary curriculum overlap with concepts like democratic education, place-based learning, student agency, and student-designed curriculum. Here, two teacher educators report on a recent initiative in which we co-designed integrated curriculum along with middle level teacher candidates. We drew on place-based instruction and models of collaboration to develop this project. Candidates then developed integrated units appropriate for middle school classrooms.

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Norman, T. A., & Wall, A. (2020). Curriculum Integration: Walking the Walk. Current Issues in Middle Level Education, 25(1). https://doi.org/10.20429/cimle.2020.250106

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