Department of Education
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Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Albert S. Bickmore papers
Department of Education African Studies Teacher Workshop photographic slides, circa 1974.
Slides from the African Studies Teacher Workshop from the AMNH Education Department. Several slides are captioned "Awa Lewa" and "Teacher's Course".
Department of Education booklets and pamphlets, 1918-1968
Public outreach programs and popular lectures.
Department of Education Natural Science Center program photographs and press clippings, 1954-1974.
Photographic and press materials related to Department of Education's Natural Science Center program. Includes scrapbooks of press clippings, albums of black and white photographs of educational exhibits and lab workshops, mounted photographs, some negatives and Kodachrome slides.
Department of Education photographic album, 1961-1963
Color photographs in three-ring binder documenting Hospital and Special Schools Program visits. Includes 35mm slides in sleeves.
Department of Education photographic slides of special events
Photographs taken of various activities and events sponsored by the AMNH Department of Education. Includes trash can toys and games, Westside Day (September 27, 1973), and Steve Quinn's Animal Drawing (October 1988) among others.
Department of Education programs photographic slides, 1949-1993
AMNH Department of Education programs, including West Side Day (1970), Margaret Mead Film Festival (September 1978), African arts & crafts class (1974), Natural Science Center (1974), Discovery Room (1977), Moveable Museum (1993) and other miscellaneous events and images. Two glass mounted slides show an art class sketching from a diorama in the Akeley Hall of African Mammals (1949).
Education Service Materials
Malcolm Arth collection, 1939-1965
Flyers, programs for Museum public programs and lectures, education publications. Children's thank-you notes and drawings.
National Center for Science Literacy, Education and Technology (NCSLET) retired Curriculum Collections
This collection contains curriculum material that has been retired from the AMNH website. The curricula were designed for educators, students and families and includes activities, readings, and other content related to varied science subjects. They are arranged in their original subject groupings as curriculum sets.