Interdisciplinarity on the curriculum—teachers hold different views on what students should learn

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Phys.org	Interdisciplinarity on the curriculum—teachers hold different views on what students should learn	The climate transition, energy supply and technological development are just some examples of areas where knowledge from several disciplines needs to come together to find relevant solutions. Engineer	9 Nov, 15:40	9 Nov, 15:45	0m	phys.org	First

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