Interdisciplinary learning isn’t just an educational concept—it’s a way of thinking that has shaped who I am.

Back in high school, an art teacher opened my eyes to how art connects with other fields like math, science, and literature.

That experience wasn’t just about learning; it was about seeing the world through a lens that blends creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

This approach has stuck with me.

It fuels my belief that education should go beyond compartmentalized subjects. We need to teach students how to connect the dots, think broadly, and use creativity in all areas of life.

For me, interdisciplinary learning isn’t optional—it’s essential for fostering the kind of innovative thinking that drives real world change.