The phrase "integrated education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an educational approach that combines different types of learners or educational methods.
Example: "The school promotes integrated education by bringing together students with diverse backgrounds and learning needs in the same classroom."
Alternatives: "inclusive education" or "holistic education".
Education strategies should be integrated education programs rather than one-time event [ 28, 39].
Instead, pre-engineering education or science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) integrated education have started to appear to address integrated education across several disciplines that include engineering.
As a signer, Mr Panara made "sculptures in the air".The sculptor became an elegant and eloquent campaigner for a fully integrated education system for deaf people, one that mixed poetry and drama, sign and speech, hearing people and the deaf.
There are also major confusions regarding the difference between inclusive education and integrated education.
On the budget, the Treasury is providing £500m to fund shared and integrated education projects over the next 10 years, as well as £350m in loans for other infrastructure schemes over the next 4 years.
It would be designed to supplement activities and services currently funded through WIA, but with much more of a focus on helping states and regions build integrated education and workforce systems in response to local job market conditions37.
Today Sweden, New Zealand, Spain, Slovenia, Scotland, Brazil, Iceland and Norway have integrated education-based ECEC systems.
The #ToyotaGiving campaign will culminate with a donation from Toyota presented to UAP to support artistic developments of underserved public schools and to extend the music and arts-integrated education programs.
A simpler system is promised with the introduction of a single assessment process, for all levels of special need, which would result in an integrated Education, Health and Care Plan.
An integrated education/practice competency model can positively impact patient safety, improve patient care, increase retention, and ensure a sufficient and competent nursing workforce, which is paramount to survival of the health care system.
Alexander Harper Norwalk, Conn., Oct. 3, 2007 The writer is the former director for Integrated Education at the Council for Christian Social Action, United Church of Christ.
