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#TeachingResources #CulturalDiversity

Through the lens of traditional clothing, children discover how culture, climate, and creativity shape what we wear - and how, no matter the outfit, play and friendship connect us all.

🌍 Wouldn’t it be boring if we were all the same?

👚 Clothing and cultural diversity is a great way to spark classroom conversations about difference, identity, and belonging.

Slow looking at nature Truly looking at nature and art takes time. Highly rewarding for our well-being, slow looking with a curious eye allows us to make fascinating new discoveries. It also nurtures our imagination and cri...

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#SlowLooking #Education #Art #AnimatedWithAI

✨ In the paintings of Florentine & Alexandre Lamarche-Ovize, every leaf, insect, and figure tells a story waiting to be discovered. What might you find if you looked a little longer?

Just like nature invites us to notice the changing leaves, “slow looking” at art helps us uncover hidden details, spark curiosity, and reconnect with the world around us.

🍂 As the pace of summer slows and autumn settles in, it’s the perfect time to pause and really look at our surroundings.

Teacher Zone – The Digital Museum of Learning A Digital Museum of Learning Teacher Zone account enables you to design learning experiences that fit the needs of your class.

Whether you’re teaching in person or online, the Teacher Zone gives you the tools to support your classroom with ease.

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✨ Create interactive learning journeys that spark curiosity
✨ Add your own questions, resources, and content to fit your lessons
✨ Track student progress to see where extra support is needed
✨ Share instantly via link or QR code - no log-ins required

📣 Make your lessons engaging and easy to manage with the Teacher Zone.

With our free platform, you can:

#WorldTeachersDay #Education

💕 To every teacher making a difference, thank you.

Join our community of over 3,000 teachers! Sign up to the Teacher Zone for tools and resources to support your classroom! www.museumoflearning.org/teacher-zone...

📚 This Sunday, on World Teachers’ Day, we celebrate the educators who inspire curiosity, nurture creativity, and guide the next generation of learners.

🌍 At the Digital Museum of Learning, we’re proud to support teachers everywhere with resources designed to make learning engaging and accessible.

📢 We're keen to hear our community's thoughts on this topic. If you have a view on this debate or an anecdote you'd like to share, let us know in the comments below. 👇

#Education #Smartphones #Technology #Teachers

In one of our upcoming stories, we're exploring some of the most pressing questions facing parents and educators today:
🧐 What does research say about smartphones and learning?
💻 What rules help kids use technology responsibly?
🤳 What happens when smartphones are banned at school or at home?

📵 'When can I get my own smartphone?' It's the question heard in homes and classrooms around the world.

📱 As more schools move to ban smartphones, children still dream of owning one, and families and teachers are being drawn into deeper debates about the role of technology in childhood.

A box full of botanical adventures! Can you guess what this object was used for? Even today, it's not clear who invented it or when. It is first described in texts from the early 1700s. One of its many names is “vasculum.” For over 200 ...

🌼 "What makes it even more interesting is the interactive 3D vasculum. You can rotate it, uncover hidden latches, and finally open it to reveal what it was used for: collecting plants, seeds, bulbs, flowers, and insects."

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"In this story, you learn about plant hunters like Carl Linnaeus, who created the system we still use to classify plants, Jeanne Baret, the first woman to travel the globe collecting plants, and even Charles Darwin, who carried a vasculum on his explorations."

✨ This week, our team is sharing their favorite stories!

For Anna-Lisa Lundberg, our Program Associate, it's "A Box Full of Botanical Adventures!"

🪻"I'm drawn to this story because it reveals the history behind an intriguing object I had not heard of before: the vasculum.

Teacher Zone – The Digital Museum of Learning A Digital Museum of Learning Teacher Zone account enables you to design learning experiences that fit the needs of your class.

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#Teachers #Educators #Education #Museum #Education #eLearning

🎉 We’ve hit a milestone - 3,000 teachers have joined our Teacher Zone!

Thank you to all the amazing educators around the world who are using our interactive stories, quizzes, and resources in their lessons. Your feedback helps us design digital learning experiences that are effective and engaging.

🧠 With pillars like creative thinking, observation, imagination, and expression, FanZine Fun provides a dynamic way to engage students in artistic exploration, critical thinking, and visual storytelling.

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🎨 Designed for students aged 7-12, these activities help young learners engage in hands-on and reflective learning about four of our stories from our exhibition 'Making the Environment Matter'.

📣 Calling all educators! Spark your students' creativity with our FanZine Fun learning resources!

Superpowers in every fiber Ever dream of having superpowers? Imagine if your clothes could give you incredible abilities! From expressing your style to gearing up for adventures, the right outfit can make all the difference. ...

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#DesignThinking #STEAM #Art #Museum #eLearning #Education

Ask students:
❓Who might need clothes with special abilities?
❓What problems could these clothes solve?
❓How would you design them to meet those needs?

📝 Teaching tip: Use this story to guide students through a design thinking exercise. Challenge them to understand user needs, define problems, and come up with innovative, human-centered solutions.

🧵 Could your clothes have superpowers?

💡 In our story “Superpowers in Every Fiber”, we explore how textiles can do more than just cover you–they can light up, regulate temperature, and even sense touch!

Can you crack the dress code? Have you ever had to follow a dress code at school? It can be tough to balance self-expression with rules. Dress codes exist outside of school too, and they have a long history! Explore dress codes to...

🕵️‍♀️ Play our interactive activity, which lets kids design their own outfits to see if they pass the dress code.

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#SchoolUniforms #Museums #Art #History #Education #eLearning #DigitalLearning

❓What does your outfit say about you?
❓Are dress codes fair?
❓How can we balance respect, comfort & individuality?