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We, women: Teaching package
This lesson package has been developed around the Canvas series We, women .
Half a century ago, married women in this country were not allowed to open their own bank accounts. It was not until 1976 that married women were given the right to manage …
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Choosing freedom: Teaching package
'Artists are freebooters who only do what they feel like, regardless of social conventions or social usefulness': that is the opinion of many lay people in art. The reality is much more nuanced. Artists are children of their time, accept the …
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Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
The collections of the Royal Museums reflect the history of the visual arts - painting, sculpture, drawing - from the fifteenth century to today: Flemish Primitives, Pieter Bruegel, Dirk Bouts, Peter Paul Rubens, Jacques Jordaens, Jacques Louis …
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How general is the right to vote?
How does politics work? Who elects the leaders and how? Can all citizens participate in elections? How can citizens control their leaders?
Over time, all kinds of conditions have been attached to choosing, such as gender: everywhere in the world men …
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Red Flag: Meaning
In this video you will discover more about the origin and meaning of the Red Flag. We see the flag fluttering at social protests, gymnastics clubs, the French Revolution ... But where exactly does that red flag come from?
Did you know that the red …
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Lie or Collective Memory: Playlist and Quiz
Lie of Collective Memory is a playlist and a playful introduction to remarkable pieces from the Trezoor heritage depot. Surprising heritage objects, works of art and curiosities each tell a fascinating story… A story that sometimes does violence to …
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Romanesque and Gothic art: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find image and sound fragments about Romanesque and Gothic art, together with more context and concrete teaching tips.
We immerse you in Romanesque and Gothic art, specifically the architecture of ecclesiastical buildings. …
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Exploring the carillon of the University Library in Leuven
Did you know that the carillon is a Flemish invention (anno 1510!) and that Leuven belongs to the worldwide top with five carillons? Discover all about this enormous instrument with your class during a visit to the library tower. The carillon in …
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X, censorship and visual culture: Lesbundel exhibition
The exhibition X - censorship and visual culture in the National Museum of the Playing Card examines how censorship had an impact on the prevailing visual culture of that time.
Playing cards and comics form the starting point for this research, both …
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Play to learn: Lesson idea
The students get to know immovable heritage in a playful way, they learn to ask the right questions to name the properties of heritage. Memory of Who is it?, but different.
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Religious buildings, inside and out: Lesson idea
Religious buildings are built in different periods and architectural styles. The students discover the differences in architecture and interior by means of a worksheet.
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Yper Museum: Guide
Guideline for teachers who visit the Yper Museum without a guide.
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