This quote explains how twitter can be used interdisciplinary. If we limit ourselves to people who are only familiar with what we are, there will be no outside view or knowledge. We must go above and beyond our boundaries to break boundaries. Creating a twitter and using it to utilize outside knowledge and other peoples views allows us to dive deeper into situations and come closer to explanations that may have not been possible while collaborating with people with similar education or ideas

This to me sounds right. Education and learning is spread through sharing right? Teachers and parents and even you peers open our eyes to new things everyday so why not make learning affordable? It doesn't have to be so costly. The simple act of teaching should be free and using outside resources to share our ideas and knowledge should be a priority when it comes to knowledge, it is our right. We are designed to learn and the cost of knowledge has interfered with the real meaning

I feel as if as time goes on our opportunity to learn increases and we are able to do more things and broaden the idea of learning. As we become more familiar with how important it is to learn, we appreciate the opportunity to learn and realize that we as humans must spread knowledge in order to grow. As our world becomes more complicated, we as humans have the ability to keep up with certain changes and it is our job to teach and share wealth of learning.

I enjoy this idea a lot. It demonstrates how sharing knowledge is learning and teaching. Without sharing we would not be able to learn and go into depth about topics. By sharing our minds and putting them together. learning becomes possible

Some disciplines do use both quantitative and qualitative but interdisciplinary education definitely can house both methods! beauty of diversity of knowledge

So many aspects of life each day play a role in a college students success especially new stress and excitement.By putting yourself in ones position and thinking outside the box in every aspect to better understand really dissects the makeup of the issue

Learning is a never ending process. Each day we experience and learn new things. The more we crave knowledge, the better we understand

Boundless knowledge

I enjoy the way critical problem solving is explained here.and incorporated with interdisciplinary. When problem solving, you have to look at a problem in many different lights to become familiar with each aspect of the problem. This explains the path of my education, i derive from many fields of knowledge and once put together i am proficient.

I like this because it portrays the notion of having the understanding across disciplines. We are able to host aspects of our education and call of them when problem solving or collaboration. This is the beauty of being limitless, having an open mind on knowledge opens allows for diversity

Although the idea of education has changed drastically throughout history, so much has stayed the same. The core basics of math, science, physics, and English have remained prevalent through the evolution of academia. With so many similarities, it saddens me to see how far the study of music and belief have vanished from the idea of education today. Not religion but belief, the art of healing and believing in each aspect of life.

The idea of teaching and different teaching styles have evolved from the time humans came to be. We all have different learning styles and languages but somehow our complex brains can adapt. Our bodies are designed to understand and to progress. We learn by seeing, hearing, touch, thinking, memorizing, equating, and so much more and the act of teaching and sharing knowledge will continue to be a crucial aspect for life. I think its important to realize the consistency of teaching throughout history and beliefs.

It doesnt have to be in a science lab or in a place of academic excellence, Communication brings fourth Interdisciplinary understanding. Through communication, we are able to get inside someones head and understand they're ways of thinking and rationalizing. This incongruity within our minds is a gift and we must utilize these differences to better understand. We can use others to learn and think less narrowly

It is important to use and rely on others knowledge, we must trust their views and learn from them. This allows our minds and outlooks to become more cultured and our thinking more diverse

New language and new outlooks help us delve deeper into what is left unknown. My viewing issues through different aspects of knowledge we can grow closer and better understand the underlying problems. Seeing outside the box and learning from others is important part of evolving into a more dynamic society

I incorporated this into my EPORT post. To me, this is a huge part of this issue we will face as IDS students when it comes to the public work force accepting our unique programs. Although, i believe accepting IDS is on the rise and will one day will be seen as crucial part of versatile knowledge and understanding

I incorporated this into my EPORT post. To me, this is a huge part of this issue we will face as IDS students when it comes to the public work force accepting our unique programs. Although, i believe accepting IDS is on the rise and will one day will be seen as crucial part of versatile knowledge and understanding

This quote stood out to me because its very well put and outlines the meaning behind IDS. Combining and coming together to better understand what is understood is how i define IDS as. Stepping outside the box and calling on other disciplines allows us to gain better insight

This is exactly what i think of when it comes to Interdisciplinary Studies especially growth of knowledge and a better understanding of the importance of stepping outside of the boundaries and uniting to broaden todays knowledge

I agree with this full heartedly. I think it is so important for student to not feel limited by their academics and feel as empowered by our knowledge

I believe this to be true because there has been so much change in our world. Today, i feel as if people understand the importance other peoples knowledge has on their own personal outlook. We not only listen to other people but we learn from them and their different experiences in life and this is detrimental when it comes to developing a broader understanding of things. If we take bits and parts of different information, we can form better plans. For an example working as a nurse as a hospital, by working together and communicating with doctors, physical therapists, nutritionists, we are able to gather the best information on how to help a patient and i feel like in different careers its very important to gather insight from different people.

I think it would be a positive thing for teachers, students, doctors, ect to try to engage with people outside of their discipline to get a better understanding of differences outside of their focus. The impact of others peoples knowledge could create a more open and equip person by seeing things from different sides.

As we became more advanced, new outlooks of human knowledge came to be. By incorporating different disciplines other than science, we have built a wider foundation of education. In todays age, many disciplines go into ones career path and that happened due to acceptance and opening up about different contributing areas of knowlege

So many changes have occurred since the evolution of higher education came to be, and i feel as if each college has different expectations and policies that are controlled individually. Colleges continue to become harder and harder to get into, more expensive, more diverse. There are pros and cons to everything but if these changes continue and there is no common regulation, costs may continue to increase, drastically changing many young adults participation in going to college.

It is shocking to me what is considered "higher education". Prior to this article i believed that nationally there was a system set in stone that regulated all colleges throughout our nation. Whether it be funding, curriculum, acceptance requirements etc... After reading this article you begin to understand how colleges are privately owned and operated. This makes it very challenging to regulate individual colleges costs and many other things that go into receiving an education. If colleges are controlled "within individual state systems" i feel as if it creates a lot more room for corruption, price increases, who is accepted and much more. Having a national system foreseeing each college in my opinion would create more opportunity and equality for college students.