
What’s Holding You Back from an Integrated Curriculum?
Writing an integrated curriculum takes a lot of work, but it buys us instructional time, incorporates all of the 4Cs, and makes learning empowering.
Dyan is a fifth grade teacher in a public school district in Lancaster, PA and has over 16 years of classroom experience. With a Masters of Science Education and a passion for dance and music, she strives to integrate the arts into the curriculum whenever possible. Dyan has a background in teaching advanced learners, and is devoted to using project based learning to help her students achieve 21st century learning skills and master the PA Core Standards.
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Writing an integrated curriculum takes a lot of work, but it buys us instructional time, incorporates all of the 4Cs, and makes learning empowering.

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