Integrating Creativity in the Curriculum

 

Art Works: Integrating Creativity in the Curriculum

 

Question

Use the following words mentioned in the video:  academic, creativity, grant writing, community service and make a statement in which you use these words to create your own 

which you use these words to create your own integrated curriculum.

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