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Multiple disciplinarity

By Isagani Cruz | October 7, 2015 - 10:00am

In both the K to 12 curriculum and in the new General Education Curriculum (GEC), the words “multidisciplinary,” “interdisciplinary,” and “transdisciplinary” are used. These words...

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