This article delves into the pivotal role of interdisciplinarity in shaping the landscape of technology education classes. In today's fast-evolving educational sphere, the integration of various disciplines within technology education has become imperative. This abstract highlights the significance, benefits, implementation strategies, and future implications of adopting interdisciplinary approaches. By examining successful case studies, discussing the advantages of interdisciplinary teaching, and exploring its potential impact on student learning outcomes and adaptability, this article aims to underscore the transformative power of interdisciplinarity in nurturing holistic learning experiences in technology education.

Interdisciplinarity, technology education, holistic learning

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