CasermArcheologica invited artists such as Roberto Ghezzi, Ilaria Margutti, and Claudia Losi to collaborate with researchers from the Cretan Museum and teachers from Italy and Greece to develop activities suitable for students of all ages and school levels. Now we share tools and activities designed to integrate science and art in education, and to discuss innovative teaching methods and best practices.
The project lasted 24 months and included:
– Two international campuses, one in Italy and one in Greece with teachers and educators.
– Online webinars with experts and teachers, interested people
– Roberto Ghezzi’s artistic residency in Crete and exhibition at the University’s Natural History Museum,
– Workshops with students and teachers in Italy and Greece.
Here you can download the educational kit, which includes activities, tutorials, designed for a hands-on approach with the goal of making scientific topics and climate change more accessible through artistic languages.
You can also download the 4 small guides containing the outcomes of these workshops, each answering the question: “What did I learn about…?”
We hope you find them useful!
DOWNLOAD HERE THE L’EDUCATIONAL KIT
DOWNLOAD HERE THE SMALL GUIDES “What I learn about CHEMISTRY AND PLANTS?”
DOWNLOAD HERE THE SMALL GUIDES “What I learn about ANIMALS ADAPTATION?“
DOWNLOAD HERE THE SMALL GUIDES “What I learn about CLIMATE CHANGE?“
DOWNLOAD HERE THE SMALL GUIDES “What I learn about FLOWERS AND PLANTS?”
