Interdisciplinary thinking
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Interdisciplinary thinking, which is a part of interdisciplinarity studies, "is the ability to combine knowledge, methods, and perspectives from different academic disciplines to gain a more comprehensive understanding of a topic or solve a complex problem. It involves recognizing the interconnectedness of various fields and integrating their insights to develop innovative solutions and approaches."[1]
Academic and journal articles
- Something Essential About Interdisciplary Thinking, Issues In Integrative Studies, No. 29, pp. 67-83 (2011)
See also
External links
- Why is Interdisciplinary Instruction Important?
- The Power of Interdisciplinary Thinking
- Interdisciplinary thinking, Press Books
- Interdisciplinary Thinking and Four Cognitive Abilities, Carlton College