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What problem does it solve?

Educators often struggle to design learning that genuinely links multiple disciplines around real-world phenomena. This skill provides a structured template to anchor units in authentic complexity, ensuring cross-subject integration rather than token connections.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Driving-driven inquiry: crafts driving questions that require science, humanities, and maths to contribute.
• Integrated design templates: outputs driving questions, subject contributions, integration points, student inquiry pathway, and integrated assessment.
• Collaborative planning support: supports cross-teacher coordination with timetabled planning milestones and shared evidence folders.

Quick Start

Design a cross-disciplinary unit by choosing a real-world phenomenon and listing the involved subjects; generate driving questions, integration points, and a joint assessment plan.