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    The Department of Education at the National Museum of Antiquities consists of 4 colleagues. They design interactive tours for school groups and families to provide perspectives on the museum's collections, introduce objects as historical sources, and encourage exploration and discussion in a fun way. Examples include asking students what objects were used for, discussing the display of human remains, and challenging students to draw artifacts. The goal is to creatively introduce students to museums and their collections in a significant manner.

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    The Department of Education at the National Museum of Antiquities consists of 4 colleagues. They design interactive tours for school groups and families to provide perspectives on the museum's collections, introduce objects as historical sources, and encourage exploration and discussion in a fun way. Examples include asking students what objects were used for, discussing the display of human remains, and challenging students to draw artifacts. The goal is to creatively introduce students to museums and their collections in a significant manner.

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    The Department of Education at the National Museum of Antiquities consists of 4 colleagues. They design interactive tours for school groups and families to provide perspectives on the museum's collections, introduce objects as historical sources, and encourage exploration and discussion in a fun way. Examples include asking students what objects were used for, discussing the display of human remains, and challenging students to draw artifacts. The goal is to creatively introduce students to museums and their collections in a significant manner.

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    EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES

    • Department of Education
    • 4 colleagues
    • What we do:
    • Audiotours
    • Exhibitions
    • School programs
    • Events
    • Activities
    • And more…
    EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES

    • We designed new ‘interactive’ tours for school


    groups and families over the last few years.

    • Perspectives
    • Introduction to museums/collections
    • Discussions
    • Objects as ‘sources’
    • Exploration
    • Fun and significant Some examples…
    EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES

    • What is it?
    • What was it used for?

    #whatisit?
    EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES

    Human remains on display in a


    museum: yes or no?

    Discussion…
    EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES

    Images to remember! Lets draw


    an object…

    So you think you can draw?


    EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES

    There are many creative, fun and significant ways to


    introduce students to a museum, to collections and
    objects.

    Timo Epping, MA
    National Museum of Antiquities (Leiden)
    t.epping@rmo.nl

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