“…Consistent with Bernstein (1971Bernstein ( , 1975, an interdisciplinary approach based on integrated intervention by a teaching team will tend toward an integrating curriculum, characterized by a system of open contents and an "ample education," as opposed to a compartmentalized curriculum based on a hierarchy of disciplines and a rigid and opaque system of closed-off contents. Numerous authors (Crawford Burns, 2002;Davis, 1995;Fourez, 1994Fourez, , 1998Hasni, Lenoir, Larose et al, 2008;Klein & Newell, 1996;Wentworth & Davis, 2002;Wineburg & Grossman, 2000) have shed light on the need for team teaching, which must be undertaken in a spirit of genuine collaboration. In interdisciplinary education, team teaching is required because solving a problem, addressing a question, or carrying out a project all require complementary processes, cognitive contents from different disciplines, etc.…”