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    Subject Centered - Correlational Design

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    Correlational design aims to reduce fragmentation by linking separate subject designs. It recognizes that some subjects require connection to avoid division. Subjects are related but maintain individual identities. Correlational design combines two subjects, like English and history, while broad-field design combines more. It has advantages like filling curriculum gaps and innovative combined lessons, but disadvantages include few teachers having expertise in both subjects or time for collaboration.

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    Correlational design aims to reduce fragmentation by linking separate subject designs. It recognizes that some subjects require connection to avoid division. Subjects are related but maintain individual identities. Correlational design combines two subjects, like English and history, while broad-field design combines more. It has advantages like filling curriculum gaps and innovative combined lessons, but disadvantages include few teachers having expertise in both subjects or time for collaboration.

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    Correlational design aims to reduce fragmentation by linking separate subject designs. It recognizes that some subjects require connection to avoid division. Subjects are related but maintain individual identities. Correlational design combines two subjects, like English and history, while broad-field design combines more. It has advantages like filling curriculum gaps and innovative combined lessons, but disadvantages include few teachers having expertise in both subjects or time for collaboration.

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    Correlational design aims to reduce fragmentation by linking separate subject designs. It recognizes that some subjects require connection to avoid division. Subjects are related but maintain individual identities. Correlational design combines two subjects, like English and history, while broad-field design combines more. It has advantages like filling curriculum gaps and innovative combined lessons, but disadvantages include few teachers having expertise in both subjects or time for collaboration.

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    SUBJECT

    CENTERED
    DESIGN

    CORRELATIONAL DESIGN
    ‽ It comes from the core that links separate
    subject designs to reduce fragmentation.
    ‽ Recognizes the situation that there are
    times when separate subjects require
    connection to avoid fragmentation or
    division of curricular contents.
    ‽ Subjects are related to one another but
    also retain and maintain its individual
    identities.
    ‽ Correlation design is similar to broad-
    field design in that it is focused on
    integration. The difference is that
    correlation design combines only two
    subjects while broad-field will combine
    several subjects.
    ‽ We say that correlation design is a
    simplistic version of broad-field design.
     Most frequently correlated subjects are English literature and
    history for secondary level and language arts and social studies
    for elementary level. Upon studying historical period, students
    read novel and other articles and literature to the same period in
    their English class.
     Correlation design include biochemistry, which is the combining
    of biology and chemistry.
     It also include social psychology, which is sociology and
    psychology; bio-statistics, which is biology and statistics.
     Also in music technology, which focuses on music and its use
    through technology.
     Generally, correlation design is found at the university level
    where students need expertise in specific subjects.
    SCIENCE
    MATH - Tectonic Plates
    - Triangle - Layers of the Earth
    - Angles - Creation of new land
    - Cones - Effects of Pressure
    - Volume
    - Measurements Volcanoes - Environmental Changes

    SOCIAL STUDIES
    LANGUAGE ARTS - Latitude & Longitude
    - Sequencing of events - Landform
    - Research – note taking - Mapping/ using a grid
    - Descriptive Mode - Ancient Romans – Italy
    - Non-Fiction Reading - Mt. Vesuvius
    - Current Events
    Advantages

    CORRELATIONAL DESIGN
     The advantages of correlation design are that it fills in the
    gaps within curriculum of two subjects that are related. The
    two subjects are combined in innovative ways and the
    students are able to see the connections between the two of
    them.
     It is also an opportunity to have a cooperating teaching style
    or team teaching where teachers can lend their expertise and
    specialization to other teachers for better conduct of learning –
    teaching process.
    Disadvantages

    CORRELATIONAL DESIGN
     The disadvantages are that few teachers have enough
    expertise in the two subjects to successful correlate them in a
    curriculum.
     In addition, few teachers have the time to collaborate with
    their peers on a project such as this. Despite these issues,
    correlation design is an option for teachers interested in
    creating a unique curriculum for the needs of their students.
    Thank
    you for
    Listening.
    Prepared by:

    WARREN B. SAYAGO
    ANA MARIE B. BUEBOS
    MARICAR CALLOS
    VALERIE BRAGAIS
    BSED -Mathematics 1, Black Group

    Submitted to:

    GLENDA A. ABEJUELA, PhD


    EDUC 5 Professor

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