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For the assigned signature assignment of my social studies curriculum course, I was required to create an integrated unit that includes some main components such as centers, small group activities, whole group activities, as well as assessments. Some other artifacts I have included within my integrated unit are my purpose and goal of the unit, Arizona state standards, and how I have accommodated students. After completing this assignment, I feel I have grown in my understanding of how to put together an integrated unit, in a child centered classroom. I have learned how I can create centers, small group activities, and whole group activities, related to a broad theme to make the learning for students more meaningful and hands on. I have also

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