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Zum Vermittlungsangebot für Schülerinnen und Lehrlinge „In Erinnerung an...“
Im Fokus steht die partizipative Annäherung an Zeitgeschichte, Erinnerungskultur und Kunst. Nach einer kurzen Einführung erkunden die Schülerinnen und Schüler in kleinen Gruppen ausgewählte Themen der Ausstellung und finden persönliche Bezüge die in den gemeinsamen Ausstellungsrundgang einfließen. Die Geschichtsvermittlung entlang persönlicher Zugänge hat zum Ziel die komplexen historischen Themen altersgemäß aufzubereiten und zu vermitteln.
Altersstufe: ab der 8. Schulstufe
Dauer: 2 Stunden
Anmeldung unter: 02757-6221 oder 02757-61053, erlauf@friedensgemeinde.at
Wir freuen uns Sie bald im Museum ERLAUF ERINNERT zu begrüßen zu dürfen!
Im Fokus steht die partizipative Annäherung an Zeitgeschichte, Erinnerungskultur und Kunst. Nach einer kurzen Einführung erkunden die Schülerinnen und Schüler in kleinen Gruppen ausgewählte Themen der Ausstellung und finden persönliche Bezüge die in den gemeinsamen Ausstellungsrundgang einfließen. Die Geschichtsvermittlung entlang persönlicher Zugänge hat zum Ziel die komplexen historischen Themen altersgemäß aufzubereiten und zu vermitteln.
Altersstufe: ab der 8. Schulstufe
Dauer: 2 Stunden
Anmeldung unter: 02757-6221 oder 02757-61053, erlauf@friedensgemeinde.at
Wir freuen uns Sie bald im Museum ERLAUF ERINNERT zu begrüßen zu dürfen!
© Resi Moritz
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Museum Education Program: "Do You Remember?"
After the success of the exhibition "My Museum" (Mein Museum) organized by the kindergarten children and elementary school students from Erlauf for the Days of Peace (Friedenstage) in 2014, students of the new Lower Austrian ecological middle school in Pöchlarn have now been asked to participate in Do You Remember? (Erinnerst du dich an...?). This project is a prime example of the traditional culture of remembrance in the community of Erlauf, which has given itself the title "Community of Peace." It aims to create an educational program for the new museum that is based not only on its holdings, but also on students’ interests, abilities, and perspectives. Special focus will be put on how visitors identify with the historical events in Erlauf and how these are represented in the museum and public space. The students’ subjective approaches to history will thus be combined with Erlauf’s culture of remembrance and attitudes toward historical objects. Students will not only explore the peaceful community of Erlauf through the lens of a camera; they will also visit the museum during its construction and work with original documents and objects together with the curatorial team. This close involvement with the exhibition will help students to design a tour for school classes. The project will culminate at the museum’s opening, when students will offer guided tours of the exhibition.
Idea and Coordination: Theresia Moritz, in cooperation with the new Lower Austrian ecological middle school (Öko Mittelschule) in Pöchlarn.
To find out more about this educational project, or group tours and tours for special events at the museum starting on May 11, 2015, please contact the Public Art office of Lower Austria at: publicart@noel.gv.at, or the city of Erlauf at: erlauf@friedensgemeinde.at.
After the success of the exhibition "My Museum" (Mein Museum) organized by the kindergarten children and elementary school students from Erlauf for the Days of Peace (Friedenstage) in 2014, students of the new Lower Austrian ecological middle school in Pöchlarn have now been asked to participate in Do You Remember? (Erinnerst du dich an...?). This project is a prime example of the traditional culture of remembrance in the community of Erlauf, which has given itself the title "Community of Peace." It aims to create an educational program for the new museum that is based not only on its holdings, but also on students’ interests, abilities, and perspectives. Special focus will be put on how visitors identify with the historical events in Erlauf and how these are represented in the museum and public space. The students’ subjective approaches to history will thus be combined with Erlauf’s culture of remembrance and attitudes toward historical objects. Students will not only explore the peaceful community of Erlauf through the lens of a camera; they will also visit the museum during its construction and work with original documents and objects together with the curatorial team. This close involvement with the exhibition will help students to design a tour for school classes. The project will culminate at the museum’s opening, when students will offer guided tours of the exhibition.
Idea and Coordination: Theresia Moritz, in cooperation with the new Lower Austrian ecological middle school (Öko Mittelschule) in Pöchlarn.
To find out more about this educational project, or group tours and tours for special events at the museum starting on May 11, 2015, please contact the Public Art office of Lower Austria at: publicart@noel.gv.at, or the city of Erlauf at: erlauf@friedensgemeinde.at.