Education Museum of the University of La Laguna Remembering the past to value the present
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Abstract
The foundation of the Education Museum of La Laguna University (MEDULL) is a response to the desire to recover, preserve and show the general public the educational heritage of the Canary Islands. The MEDULL has been supported from its beginnings by the Vice-Rector’s Office for University-Society relations, which has included the museum in its organizational chart as Cultural Classroom. The MEDULL is also supported by the General Directorate of Historical Heritage of the Canary Government.
The permanent exhibition of the museum is in the Faculty of Education. The exhibition is organized around two classrooms (one from the 1940s and 1950s and the other from the 1970s) and allows visitors not only to know the teaching materials used in those times, but also different aspects of the life of students and teachers. The activities of the museum are part of the training of the Faculty of Education students, and are the subject of work projects of the primary and secondary school students who visit us.
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Pedagogical Museum, History of Education, Educational Resource
FELICIANO, L., VEGA, A., SANTOS, J. y CRUZ, V. (2012). La recuperación del patrimonio educativo en el medio rural de Tenerife. Un proyecto del Museo de la Educación de la Universidad de La Laguna. En actas del XV Simposium sobre Centros Históricos y Patrimonio Cultural de Canarias (pp.79-87). Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Fundación Centro Internacional para la Conservación del Patrimonio.
VEGA, A., SANTOS, J. y FELICIANO, L. (2008). El Museo de la Educación de la Universidad de La Laguna en el contexto actual de la museística española. Qurrículum, no 12, 9-21.
VEGA, A., SANTOS, J. Y FELICIANO, L. (2011). Los Museos Pedagógicos en España. El caso del Museo de la Educación de la Universidad de La Laguna. Aula de Innovación Educativa, 207, pp.52-56.
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