Explore how theater elements such as stage direction and theater-blocking techniques can help develop skills such as specificity in language and breaking down directions into smaller components.
Explore the many creative and educational applications of cardboard -- from playful tinkering to 3D printing.
Explore multiple uses for cardboard, from designing construction and making projects to enhancing engagement in all subjects to creating low-cost tools for the classroom or home. Then, create your own prototype and learn how to transform it into a 3-D printed artifact.
Learn about artificial intelligence and participate in accessible and fun activities designed or inspired by Carnegie Mellon University, the International Society for Technology in Education and other experts in the field. Then plan and practice your own plugged or unplugged AI-inspired lessons.
Explore how to use making and art to help engage students in literacy, as well as strategies for annotating, note taking, writing and interpreting above-grade-level text to empower students.
Professional Development Opportunity for Educators How do you create a culture that supports meaningful thinking and learning for all? Join leading national and regional educators for hands-on learning sessions that will help you create a culture that supports learning and thinking. This one-day conference designed by Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Project Zero, in partnership […]
Come network with fellow informal learning educators to share practical ideas for building relationships with children, youth, and families!
Educators from around the region will be learning together about the wonderful complexities of teaching and learning -- and will walk away with strategies to grow and develop their instructional practice.
Educators: Join us at MuseumLab for Happy Hour, fun art and making activities and the chance to explore our new inflatable sculpture Chroma Maze.