This section of the curriculum integration site provides links to
articles and sites on the internet which could be useful when exploring
curriculum integration as an approach to learning an teaching. If you
know of a useful site that you think should be added to this list
then please email dean.stanley@lea.co.nz
with the URL details.
Ministry
of Education (1997, 15 September) Curriculum Development: Update 23. New Zealand Education Gazette. Wellington.
This
update summarises some of the developments in curriculum integration in
New Zealand up to 1997. It includes a review on the Freyberg project
which is one of New Zealand's first and longest lasting curriculum
integration projects. It summarises the 1997 Ministry of Education
Curriculum Integration exploratory study, and details one school's
experiences with the project. It also explains how the action research
model can be applied to the implementation of curriculum integration in
a school.
Ministry
of Education Curriculum Integration reference
list (1997, 15 September) New Zealand Education Gazette. Wellington.
This
page provides a list of references that can be used for curriculum
integration. It was compiled by the Ministry of Education and included
as part of the Curriculum Development: Update 23.
Ministry
of Education (2000, 5 June) Better
Outcomes. New Zealand Education Gazette. Wellington.
This
is a link to a series of articles on curriculum integration which
featured in the 5 June 2000 Education Gazette. Each of the articles
describes one school's experiences with curriculum integration during
the 1999 school year.
Using AskERIC to search for
articles on curriculum integration
This link will provide you with access to AskERIC's free, web-based
version of the ERIC Database. You can use this site to search for
abstracts of documents and journal articles on education research and
practice. You simply type keywords into their search engine, and select
from a range of years that you wish to search from. This list
of references are a sample of those that AskERIC provided when
Curriculum Integration was used as keywords.
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