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Twelve tips for developing an integrated curriculum

by: Alam S. Malik, Rukhsana H. Malik
Med Teach In Medical Teacher, Vol. 33, No. 2. (27 September 2010), pp. 99-104, doi:10.3109/0142159x.2010.507711  Key: citeulike:11564314

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Background: Integration of curriculum is meant to make the teaching/learning activities meaningful; however, the interpretation of ?integration? varies in different institutions and among individuals. Many medical schools find it hard to change their existing curriculum or develop a new integrated curriculum mainly because of lack of will, infrastructure and understanding the process of change. Aim: Drawn from experience, these 12 tips relating to staff development, establishing working groups, organizing the teaching/learning materials under themes and developing some innovative teaching/learning and assessment strategies, are the techniques that a teaching institution can use to change the existing curriculum to an integrated one or develop a new curriculum. Conclusion: Knowing about the different levels of integration and steps for developing an integrated curriculum can make it easier to integrate an existing curriculum or develop a new one.


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