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A place to explore integrative learning.
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The DCCCD Libraries

Brookhaven College Library
972-860-4862

Cedar Valley College Library
972-860-8140

Eastfield College Library
972-860-7174

El Centro College Liraries
214-860-2174

Mountain View College Library
214-860-8527

North Lake College Library
972-273-3401

Richland College Library
972-238-6082

 

DCCCD Significant Learning Experiences Blog

A Blog of Insights and Ideas for LEADING LEARNERS ... instructors, course designers, and librarians.


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"Integrative learning is an understanding and a disposition that a student builds across the curriculum and co-curriculum, from making simple connections among ideas and experiences to synthesizing and transferring learning to new, complex situations within and beyond the campus." - AACU

This is a guide to resources about integrative learning.  This page lists the resources most relevant to the work of the DCCCD Core Committees.  Explore the other pages in this guide for more resource about integrative learning.  Use the "Suggest a Link" feature on each page to suggest additional resources.

"Integrative learning" definition source= Association of American Colleges and Universities (AACU). "Integrative Learning Value Rubric." VALUE: Valid Assessment of Learning in Undergraduate Education. Web. 21 Oct. 2009.

Image: "Puzzle Pieces 3" by Sachin Ghodke from www.sxc.hu

 

Books from the DCCCD Libraries

Online Resources

Most of these are free resources, but a couple are from DCCCD library databases.  DCCCD library databases are only available to DCCCD students, faculty and staff.  Login is required.  Contact your campus library for assistance.

 
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