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EXPOSITION AND RELATED EVENTS

Hands-on room on The Learning Process

Among the many events celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Quebec City, there will be a special exhibit at the Musée de la civilisation, Quebec’s Museum of Civilization, on the learning process. How exactly do we learn? Is the learning process the same for everyone? For what purpose do we learn? Questions abound, and many will be answered in this discovery zone.

The exhibit is a fascinating educational experience resulting from the partnership between the Fédération des établissements d’enseignement privés, the Musée de la civilisation and Industrielle Alliance. It will be presented as a hands-on room inviting visitors to better understand the learning process through a series of interactive displays.

What is truly innovative in this unprecedented initiative is that 14 teachers from primary school, high school and special needs children education sector have contributed to the exhibition’s design and completion. All these teachers were registered in activities organized by the Musée de la civilisation’s Centre de muséopédagogie (Museoeducation Centre) that headed the project, and all were involved in developing and operating the various displays for this unique exhibit.

The hands-on room will officially open on June 10, 2008 and will remain open for visitors for the following 18 months. The 1000 convention delegates expected at the Congrès international de l’enseignement privé (International Private Education Convention) a few months later will be invited to visit the hands-on room during a cocktail that will be held at the Museum on August 21, 2008.

Quebec City is the birthplace of education in North America. Some of FEEP’s member schools trace their beginnings as early as the French colonial regime. No one can deny the importance private education has had on the schooling and development of our youth over this 400-year period. Given this premise, the FEEP felt pleasantly compelled to actively contribute to Quebec City’s 400th Anniversary festivities.