Museum Learning
Ideas, resources, and pictures of practice from educators using cultural institutions to enrich the learning and broaden the horizons of their students.
“The More Things Seem to Change, the More They Stay the Same”: Theory to Practice Across Disciplines
Facebook Twitter “The More Things Seem to Change, the More They Stay the Same”: Theory to Practice Across Disciplines This blog post was written by Rebecca Ljungren, Education Programs Manager […]
Empowering Students to Explore: A Journey of Curiosity and Creativity
As educators, we have the privilege and responsibility to guide our students towards a deeper understanding of the world around us.
Reimagining Museum and School Partnerships
In the post-pandemic world, The Phillips Collection (located in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC) has been revisioning what school-museum partnerships can look like.
Teaching with Museum Resources
Teaching with Museum Resources It’s no secret that we at the PD Collaborative love museums! The plethora of world-class museums practically at our doorsteps is our favorite part
DCPZ In Action, Vol. III: Emily Muha
Facebook Twitter DCPZ In Action, Vol. III: Emily Muha “DCPZ In Action” is our feature that highlights the many ways in which DCPZ educators are using Project Zero ideas in […]
WIS & NGA Host PZ Perspectives Conference
Facebook Twitter WIS & NGA Host PZ Perspectives Conference In October 2016, Washington International School and the National Gallery of Art co-hosted the Project Zero Perspectives Conference. This was the […]
Calder-Inspired Mobile Project
Facebook Twitter Calder-Inspired Mobile Project This blog post comes from Kristen Kullberg, A.K.A. “Ms. K,” the arts integration coach and a middle school language arts teacher at Sacred Heart School […]