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Preparing ALL Learners for Tomorrow’s Workforce
Chapter 5: Curricular Connections Through Instruction
Chapter Highlights ! ! ! ! Curricular Connections ! ! !
! Models for Curricular Connections in Instruction " " " " Infusion " " " " Parallel Instruction " " " " Multidisciplinary Instruction " " " " Transdisciplinary Instruction " " " " Contextual Learning ! ! !
! Organizational Models for Instructional Integration
" " " " Magnet Schools " " " " School-Within-a-School—Career Academies " " " " Career Cluster/Major " " "
" Senior Project/Capstone Experience "
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" Tech Prep 2 +2 and 4+2 Models "
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" Applied Technology Teachers on Interdisciplinary Teams "
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" School-to-Work Models
~School Based Models ~Work Based Models ~Connecting Activities
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! Planning an Interdisciplinary Unit
Why should career and technical skills be applied to other subject areas? There are many compelling reasons for doing so.
! The public demands higher standards in education for all students !
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