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Integrating Science with the Humanities and the Liberal Arts, etc. By: Roger Lundquist and Nishath Ali Khan. What are Humanities?. History Philosophy Ethics Languages Cultures. Arts Psychology Political science Economics And other areas. What are Liberal Arts?. All of the Humanities
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Integrating Science with the Humanities and the Liberal Arts, etc. By: Roger Lundquist and Nishath Ali Khan
What are Humanities? • History • Philosophy • Ethics • Languages • Cultures • Arts • Psychology • Political science • Economics • And other areas
What are Liberal Arts? • All of the Humanities • Mathematics • Natural Sciences • Social Sciences
Integrating Science with Language Arts • Books • Fiction • Nonfiction • Picture books • Novels
Integrating Science with Language Arts • Poetry • Mnemonic Devices • Poems • Journal Writing • Lab Write-up
Integrating Science with Social Studies • History • Scientists/ Inventions • Culture • Foreign Scientists/ Inventions • Community • Museum of Science and Industry
Integrating Science with Music • Sounds • Instruments • Songs • Scientific Songs
Integrating Science with Music • The Bar Graph Dance • Gravity • Vibration Rap • Earthquake Rumble • Bones in My Body • Rocks Rock Harder • Bill’s Got Boat
Integrating Science with the Environment • Recycling • Teaches students how landfills work • Teaches students about composting • Teaches students how to make less waste.
Integrating Science with the Environment • Nature centers • Teaches people about the plants and animals that live in the area
Integrating Science with the Environment • Organizations • Lake Michigan pollution • Adopt a highway
Integrating Science with Art • Paintings of wildlife • Lets the audience admire the beauty of animals and the Earth that they cannot see in person
Integrating Science with Art • Ceramics • Clay • Potter’s wheel • Glazes • Kilns
Integrating Science with Art • Jewelry/Metal making • Rocks • Heating metals
Integrating Science with Physical Education/ Health Harrow’s Taxonomy
Integrating Science with Physical Education/ Health • Health and the human body
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