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Ten ways to integrate curriculum

Robin J. Fogarty

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This article offers 10 models for integrating curriculum. The models provide school faculties with a solid foundation for designing curriculums that help their students make valuable connections while learning.

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This article offers 10 models for integrating curriculum. The models provide school faculties with a solid foundation for designing curriculums that help their students make valuable connections while learning.

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This article offers 10 models for integrating curriculum. The models provide school faculties with a solid foundation for designing curriculums that help their students make valuable connections while learning.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Curriculum, Pedagogy, Curriculum development, Psychology, Sociology

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