cross-curricular

Across multiple subjects

Cross-curricular describes educational activities or approaches that connect multiple subject areas rather than treating them in isolation.

A cross-curricular project might combine history, art, and literature around a single theme: The cross-curricular unit on the Renaissance had students analyzing paintings, reading primary sources, and studying scientific advances of the period.

integration

interdisciplinary

Combining distinct fields

multidisciplinary · unified · blended · synthesized · convergent · linked · bridging · overlapping · merged · combined

pedagogy

project-based

Organized around distinct undertakings

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  • STEMFour-discipline academic grouping
  • STEAMCurriculum blending arts and sciences

unit · scaffolding · differentiation · assessment · rubric · competencies · co-teaching · collaboration · standards · benchmarks

skills

problem-solving

Addressing challenges methodically

research · analysis · synthesis · evaluation · metacognition · presentation · reasoning · argumentation · self-reflection

subjects

literacy

Ability to read, write

arts · mathematics · geography · history · music · technology · health · civics · economics · drama

Opposites
disciplinary scope

cross-curricularsubject-specific

Pertaining to a particular field

discipline-specific · specialized · domain-specific · departmental · insular

pedagogical integration

cross-curricularsiloed

Kept apart, uncommunicating

compartmentalized · isolated · fragmented · disconnected · segregated

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