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The aim of interdisciplinary theme-based learning is to achieve the integration of both learning content and methods. the basis of a unit of learning. (Masako,) as the theme-based approach, is one of the three models of content-based instructional ,  · This chapter discusses a practising educator’s experience with the theme-based model for interdisciplinary education that underpins the curriculum at Amsterdam The study addressed various aspects of teacher perceptions of theme-based lessons on teaching pedagogy and student level of engagement when theme-based lessons are Theme-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) is an ultimate approach implemented in high schools, language institutions, lower up to advanced levels (Mutiarani & Rahman,) Based on the evidence collected, this paper argues that the theme-based model has positive impacts on improving language proficiency, preparing for academic and The purpose of this study is to investigate in detail the implementation of theme based instruction model in teaching extensive reading. speaking skill based on the implementation of Theme-Based Teaching in an elementary school in Bandung. This paper reports a case study on the impacts of a theme-based advanced Chinese intensive program in a university setting. This study is classroom action research conducted at the fourth semester students’ English Educational Sciences, Educational Sciences Faculty, Universitas Muhammadiyah Jakarta with participant number are Task-Based Language Teaching and Theme-Based Role-Play: Developing EFL Learners’ Communicative Competence Budi Waluyo (@) Walailak University, ThailandTheme-based teaching if it is done well is very demanding. The aim of interdisciplinary theme-based learning is to achieve the integration of both learning The theme-based teaching, which is also called by Brinton et al. This study found that all teachers were open to using theme-based lessons but felt the need for professional development and Collaborative learning through This chapter discusses a practising educator&#;s experience with the theme-based model for interdisciplinary education that underpins the curriculum at Amsterdam University College (AUC), a liberal arts and sciences undergraduate college in Amsterdam, the interdisciplinary theme-based learning easily manageable for teachers. According to Scott and Ytrberg (), there are some A convergent project-based science experiment pro-gram of physics, chemistry and biology with the theme of environment such as seawater and wetland was de-signed and interdisciplinary theme-based learning easily manageable for teachers. Following are the conditions that must be fulfilled with successful theme-based teaching (see Cameron): Careful choice of theme to involve all children; Detailed planning, using brainstorming and s; Linking content with activities and discourse types; The mean score of this item is Nevertheless, many children (76% and% respectively) agreed and strongly agreed that “The themes chosen for the English course are interesting” (Item) and “The themes chosen for the English course suit my English level” (Item) (M= and respectively) Thematic approach is teaching in which a single c ontext or a group of closely related contexts forms. A themecan be concei ved as a context in which a variety of Gifted Education, Sea Water, WetlandIntroduction Project-based learning is grounded in constructive ap-proaches for it is designed to motivate students to be more actively involved in activities [1]. By placing learning tasks at the forefront, the conventional barriers between subject-specific teaching are dismantled Theme-based language teaching under Content-Based Instruction (CBI) is a pedagogical approach that emphasizes learning professional content along with language skills. Crook featured a collaborative learning environment in project-based learning and teaching. It begins with a review of The study addressed various aspects of teacher perceptions of theme-based lessons on teaching pedagogy and student level of engagement when theme-based lessons are used without formal training or administrative guidance.