An educational approach that integrates content and skills from multiple subjects, fostering connections and deeper understanding.

A teaching method where students learn by actively engaging in real-world and personally meaningful projects.

Innovative methods of evaluating student learning that encourage creativity and critical thinking, beyond traditional tests.

The level of interest, motivation, and involvement that students exhibit in their learning processes.

The process of ensuring that educational content and assessments meet established standards and learning objectives.

Specific statements that define what students are expected to achieve by the end of a lesson or unit.

An instructional approach where teachers from different disciplines work together to design and implement lessons.

The use of art, literature, and other forms of creativity to express understanding and ideas.

A scoring guide used to evaluate the quality of students' work based on specific criteria and performance levels.

A structure that guides research and practice by providing a systematic approach to understanding complex concepts.

Interactive and stimulating tasks designed to capture students' interest and enhance learning.

Teaching strategies that accommodate diverse learning needs and backgrounds, ensuring all students can participate.

A process where students receive input on their performance, allowing for reflection and improvement.

Trial runs of educational activities or assessments to evaluate their effectiveness before full implementation.

Links made between different subject areas to enhance understanding and relevance of content.

The interactions and relationships that occur among students and teachers within a classroom setting.

Guiding conversations in the classroom to encourage student participation and critical thinking.

Recording the processes and outcomes of collaborative efforts between educators for future reference.

Personal records where students reflect on their learning experiences, promoting self-assessment and growth.

A public display of student work that showcases their learning and understanding of interdisciplinary concepts.

Incorporating artistic methods and perspectives into the teaching of non-art subjects, enhancing creativity.

Linking literary works to scientific concepts to deepen understanding and engagement.

Input provided by students regarding their learning experiences, used to inform teaching practices.

The physical and psychological atmosphere in which learning takes place, influencing student engagement.

A cohesive teaching plan that combines elements from various subjects to explore a central theme or question.