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Integrative Method of Teaching

The document discusses the integrative method of teaching which involves connecting concepts from different subjects to create meaningful learning experiences anchored in real-life situations. It identifies three types of integration: interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, and transdisciplinary. The document also outlines various modes of integrative teaching strategies like content-based instruction, thematic teaching, and focusing inquiry.

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Integrative Method of Teaching

The document discusses the integrative method of teaching which involves connecting concepts from different subjects to create meaningful learning experiences anchored in real-life situations. It identifies three types of integration: interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, and transdisciplinary. The document also outlines various modes of integrative teaching strategies like content-based instruction, thematic teaching, and focusing inquiry.

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CNHS

Integrative Method of Teaching

2023
OBJECTIVES

#1

Discuss the key concepts

or precepts of Integrative

Method of Teaching
OBJECTIVES

#2

Identify the different

process of teaching the

Integrative Method.
OBJECTIVES

#3

Apply the different

methods into a learning

plan or log.
Do students see concepts from

different subjects connected or

isolated from each other?

M O T I V AT I O N Q U E S T I O N
I N T E G R AT I V E T E A C H I N G M E T H O D

Anchored on real-life situations that


include learners’ interests and needs in
creating a meaningful activities and
learning experiences. What is learned
in school is applied in real-life rather
than separated or isolated.
INTERDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATION
The process of integrating the
Types and Process
interdependent or common knowledge
and skills from more than one subject area
of Integration

during a lesson
MULTUDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATION
Subject areas are independent from one
another, but are coordinated in the timing
and delivery of related topics.
TRANSDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATION
The process of integrating where the
students day-to-day experiences are
connected to different subject areas to
acquire knowledge and skills
SUBJECT 1

SUBJECT 2
INTERDISCIPLINARY
I N T E G R AT I O N
SUBJECT 3

SUBJECT 4
MATH SCIENCE
CONNECTING CONNECTING
TOPIC TOPIC

MULTIDISCIPLINARY MAIN
INTEGRATION
TOPIC
ENGLISH
CONNECTING
TOPIC A. P.
CONNECTING
TOPIC
Modes of Integrative Teaching Strategies

CONTENT-BASED THEMATIC FOCUSING


INSTRUCTION TEACHING INQUIRY
CONTENT-BASED INSTRUCTION

A teaching approach where learners study


language through a meaningful content.
Learners are motivated to because the
subject matter is interesting and allows
them to apply what they have learned in a
different context instead of rote
memorizing vocabularies of the language.
THEMATIC TEACHING
Involves organizing the curriculum
around a theme or a rich
engaging topic that crosses all
learning domains-math, science,
English, Filipino, AP, Values
Education, etc.
PROVIDES FOCUSES ON THE
COHERENCE ACTIVITIES

THEME

HELPS LEARNERS SEE LINKS CONCEPTS TO


MEANINGFUL REAL-LIFE
CONNECTIONS. EXPERIENCES
T H E M AT I C Choose a unit topic that other
subjects can easily integrate
with or join.

Identify a major concept that


will serve as a “common thread”
TEACHING

Brainstorm a list of generalization


IN

that will be derived from the


theme.
STEPS

Brainstorm ”essential
understanding” that students
are expected to learn.
Brainstorm “essential questions”
that will facilitate in arriving to the
T H E M AT I C essential understanding.

Identify skills to be emphasized


in the instruction and activities.

Formulate activities to engage


students with the essential
TEACHING
IN

questions and understanding

Create the culminating


STEPS

performance to show learners


depth of learning.
Design the scoring rubric to
assess the Performance Task.
FOCUSING INQUIRY
Uses questions where the teachers
guide the learners in discovering the
answer themselves. Focuses on
inquiry that must be developed by
the learners rather than on the
content.
Frame the focusing question.
Draw out prior knowledge
STEPS IN FOCUSING

Present Information:
What, Who, Where, Why, How.

Connect or relate information:


Evaluate, predict, infer, interpret
INQUIRY

Guide learners to
generalization or conclusion.

Help student find answer.


CNHS
Integrative Method of Teaching

2023

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