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Integrating Cross-Disciplinary Skills

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What are challenges that teachers face when trying to integrate cross-disciplinary skills in their instruction? Explain.

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The challenges that teachers face when trying to integrate cross disciplinary skills in their instructions are as follows. Each discipline has divergent methods and approaches towards the subject. Further, there can be conflicting evaluation procedures in different disciplines. The students may have training in one discipline but may not be receptive of cross ...

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