This 'Jak ich zachwycić?' workshop at the Royal Łazienki Museum offers primary and secondary school teachers practical strategies for creative pedagogy. Discover how museum educators foster student enthusiasm through interactive methods and new educational materials for history and Polish language lessons. Held in the historic Palace on the Island, this session connects to the 'Free November' initiative and a temporary exhibition, providing valuable insights for educators.
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A workshop for primary and secondary school teachers focusing on creative methods for engaging students in museum settings. Participants will learn about new educational materials and active learning techniques to inspire enthusiasm for history and Polish language lessons.
This workshop, titled 'Jak ich zachwycić?' (How to delight them?), is designed for primary and secondary school teachers, offering practical insights into creative pedagogical approaches. Held in the historic Palace on the Island at the Royal Łazienki Museum, the session will explore effective strategies used by museum educators to foster student enthusiasm and engagement. Participants will discover new educational materials and active learning techniques applicable to history and Polish language lessons, demonstrating how to make historical narratives captivating through interactive methods and museum artifacts. The workshop is part of the 'Free November' initiative and connected to the temporary exhibition 'Łazienki w zachwycie' (Łazienki in delight). It is particularly relevant for teachers of Polish language, art history, history, cultural studies, and related subjects. The session aims to foster a community of museum-engaged educators, encouraging collaboration and the sharing of innovative teaching practices. Those interested can direct inquiries to [email protected].
Admission is free, but requires tickets. Tickets can be collected from ticket offices in Podchorążówka, the Old Orangery, and the Guardhouse (Tuesday-Wednesday 9:00-15:00, Thursday-Saturday 10:00-17:00, Sunday 10:00-15:00) or obtained online. All tickets have been reserved.
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