I found a video on edutopia about integrating studies and it was very informative to say the least. I hope that some day I can take some of the ideas gained from the video and incorporate them into my school. I also saw some very interesting aspects about education that one might think that would see, such as the new things that a diverse Boston suburb school is developing. The teacher admitted that we are no longer living in an industrial society and students have to learn more than just facts and skills to succeed in the world, and for a Bostonian to say this is just baffling to me. That is the North and the industrial capital of the United States, but I think that teachers and many others in the U.S. are starting to realize that people have to be educated to succeed in today’s society. I also saw an amazing integration tool they were using in Landry Middle School in Louisiana with making cars. Science made them, English advertised, and math calculated the cost, I would have loved to have know what Social Studies did to integrate but it never told.