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Museum of Education’s
Touring Exhibitions
The Museum of Education is pleased to announce its Touring Exhibitions, Museum “trunk show” presentations, developed from archival research funded by the Spencer Foundation, that may be scheduled at your institution for one-to-two day residencies.
This program has been discontinued.
PROGRAMS
Black Progressive Schools during Jim Crow
Drawing from photographs and documentary film footage,
patrons are introduced to rarely seen images of distinguished black progressive schools
from the 20th century.
A Readers’ Guide to Education
A presentation of publications that have helped to define academic fields of education
during the 20th and 21st centuries, with photographic and video vignettes of select authors.
Knowing John Dewey
A presentation of video and audio recordings with photographic images of John Dewey,
accompanied by biographical accounts of Dewey and his colleagues,
Boyd Bode, George Counts, Alice Keliher, William Kilpatrick, and Laura Zirbes.
Memorialization and Pedagogical Sites of Conscience
A screening of the documentary
The Travelstead Room: A Space to Honor, A Place to Engage
and a workshop to help patrons establish a pedagogical site of conscience.
College Architecture and Institutional History
Displays of the host’s academic buildings with images drawn
from the John B. Hawley Higher Education Postcard Collection.
Progressive Education
Drawing from documents, photographs, and documentary film,
patrons are introduced to experimental schools from the 1930s and 1940s.
an institutional member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience
Museumofed@gmail.com