Are we failing? Considerations museums may currently have in education
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The document discusses the role of museums in education. It argues that museums should promote heritage, identity, memory, knowledge, encounter, dialogue, respect, and tolerance. However, museums are sometimes failing in their educational role by excluding or ignoring certain groups. For example, some museums only allowed dogs but not "Zionists" to enter. The document calls on museums to support cultural understanding and respond to issues like discrimination and help refugees. An effective museum stands up during times of challenge and controversy, not just comfort.
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Are we failing? Considerations museums may currently have in education
- 1. Maria Vlachou NEMO Annual Conference, Pilsen, 6.11.15 Are we failing? Considerations on the role museums may currently have in education
- 2. What are museums about?
- 6. Gaza, 2014 Dogs are allowed to enter, but Zionists under no circumstances! Belgium, 2014
- 14. Syrians, 2015
- 15. Greeks, 1922
- 16. Hungarians, 1956
- 17. Bosnians, 1995
- 18. European Heritage Days 2015 Industrial and Technical Heritage
- 19. European Heritage Days 2015 Violence and tolerance: Europe’s diversity
- 20. Collection of clothes for the Syrian refugees at the Archaeological Museum of Chalkida
- 21. “A civilized person is one who is able, at all times and in all places, to recognize the humanity of others fully.” Tzvetan Todorov in The Fear of the Barbarians
- 22. “(…) any movement toward greater cultural and racial understanding and communication must be supported by our country’s cultural and educational infrastructure. Museums are a part of this educational and cultural network.” #museumsrespondtoferguson
- 23. “(…) the silence of other museum organizations sends a message that these issues are the concern only of African Americans and African American Museums. We know that this is not the case.” #museumsrespondtoferguson
- 24. “140 Characters” São Paulo Museum of Modern Art, 2014
- 25. Victoria and Albert Museum, 2014
- 26. Rapid Response Collecting Victoria and Albert Museum, 2014
- 27. “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” Martin Luther King
- 28. Thank you! mariavlachou.pt@gmail.com Blog: Musing on Culture