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Research suggests that high school and university students who employ interdisciplinary approaches tend to achieve as well or better academically (Campbell & Henning, 2010). Faculty members can be better supported in developing and teaching interdisciplinary courses through various strategies.
Research suggests that high school and university students who employ interdisciplinary approaches tend to achieve as well or better academically (Campbell & Henning, 2010). Faculty members can be better supported in developing and teaching interdisciplinary courses through various strategies.
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