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Florence Nightingale, Mary Seacole and Other Healthcare Pioneers: Lesson Series
This lesson(series) is about pioneers in healthcare. Florence Nightingale is probably the most famous in Europe. However, she is not alone.
The lesson(series) is now conceived as a class discussion about evolutions in healthcare as an introduction to …
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Dealing with diversity in childcare and at school: Assignment and class discussion
Awareness of the personal frame of reference forms the basis for a diversity-sensitive basic attitude. Discover how a drawing assignment can be an eye opener.
This assignment (with possible variants) and the accompanying class discussion aim to make …
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Inspiration List
January 27 commemorates the victims of the Holocaust, the genocide against the Jews that took place during the Second World War.
In the documentation center they have a lot of educational materials to get started on the theme of remembrance education …
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Jeanne Devos in India: lesson idea
Lessons about the life and work of the Flemish sister Jeanne Devos in India, following the publication of the biography Alsof de Weg was looking for us (Lannoo, 2019, author Julie Hendrickx).
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Visit the new Damien Museum with your class - educational offer for 3rd stage primary education and 1st stage secondary education
Father Damien (1840-1889), the greatest Belgian, lived two centuries ago. His message of connection, respect and solidarity across borders remains very topical. The renovated Damiaan Museum, a contemporary and interactive experience center, takes …
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Visiting: Lesson card
Who lives or works in a monument or valuable building today? Are they proud of their monument? Are there any stories about this? Students discover what it means to be a resident or use of a valuable or protected building.
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Treasure hunt: Lesson idea
Through geocaching, the students playfully search for various types of immovable heritage such as buildings, rivers, markers. They learn to work with a GPS.
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On the outside: lesson card
The class explores the landscape around the school. Which elements determine a landscape? Think of its geographical, agricultural, cultural and other history. You can use photos and maps in class or go on a field trip.
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Never Forget: Lesson Idea
Every municipality has one or more graveyards or cemeteries. They often form exceptional heritage sites. With this teaching idea, students gain insight into themes such as death, burial, rituals and symbols by examining the funerary heritage. What …
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Monument Log: Lesson Idea
Visit and explore the same immovable heritage several years in a row and bond with it. For example, the students follow the evolution year after year, they record this in a log and they take measurements.
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Monuments in decline, decay in monuments: Lesfiche
Via a (fictional) letter from the mayor, the class is asked to investigate the heritage in the school environment.
Which elements (inside or outside) have suffered damage and need to be repaired or restored? The students draw up an inspection report …
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Pack and go: Lesson file
How can you make the public look at heritage in a different way? Think of the artist Christo. The students broaden their expressiveness by artistically drawing attention to immovable heritage from the school environment.
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