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"Vatican Splendors" is one of the largest museum collections of art, documents and historically significant objects from virtually every culture in the world!
This exciting collection of artifacts and paintings represents the world’s cultural heritage dating back to the 3rd century!
Approximately 200 rare objects will be presented including tiaras, mosaics, paintings, sculptures, armors, jewels and more! Many of these works have never been seen outside of Italy! |
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ATTENTION TEACHERS!
Great
Portfolio Builder
for your Students!
Showcase your students nationally!
This promises to be the nation's largest art gallery!
Students K-12 are invited to occupy some of the most prestigious foyers of corporations, universities or private collections.
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Announcing
the
premiere of...
The
National
Gallery for
America's
Young Artists™
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Sealed Air Corporation, the creator of Bubble Wrap® cushioning, is sponsoring the third annual Bubble Wrap® Competition for Young Inventors. This competition will encourage students to demonstrate their creativity and ingenuity by creating an invention that incorporates the use of Bubble Wrap® cushioning. |
Check back soon for details!
View the 2008 Virtual Tour Here!
Read more about the winners here! |
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The National
Museum of Education
is pleased to announce
the premier issue
of The Inventucator™...
a new online
international magazine!
CLICK TO VIEW
FEBRUARY 2008 ISSUE:
Featuring George Q. Keegan
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Inventucation™, as defined by the National Museum of Education, combines both the words "invent" and "education". The theory behind the creation of this word is that all invention is the result of an innovative, creative way of learning, fusing science and critical thinking.
The Inventucator™ Magazine showcases individuals who exemplify the spirit of "inventucation" by promoting innovation through education. |
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human powerThe National Museum of Education, iinteractive and online activities for studentscompetitions **New:
DEADLINE on student competitions extended to March 21!
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"Science on the Sea...
...in real time" © |
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TEACHERS AND STUDENTS! Help us send 8,000 "Letters Across the Pacific" in our new SEAWORDY PROJECT. We're collecting one letter for each mile Erden rows. Click Here to find out more! |
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The National Gallery for America's Young Inventors is the only nationally recognized hall of fame for student inventors, established in 1993 and given permission by the adult National Inventors Hall of Fame Board in Washington D.C. to archive and enshrine great student inventions and inventors K-12.

Our vision for the potential new home of
The National Museum of Education.
The National Museum
of Education is a new kind of museum that
breaks the paradigms of museums of the past. The Museum not only enshrines and archives great historical achievements, but also provides a base for launching new efforts to advance and improve education in America.
We are making a home for education... a single, central location for everyone who has ever learned or taught to come and extol the sacrifices made for the sake of advancing knowledge and to help widen the opportunities for every new generation of learners in America.
View our Mission Statement |


Click Here to View More of Our Corporate Sponsors

Click here to learn more about
the New York expansion and Inventucation
Centers ®

Check out this excellent publication for students by students - from the Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education! You may download a sample copy here!

Ryan Patterson is a 2002
inductee to the National Gallery. Photo by Gregg Segal. From the April 12, 2004 issue
of People magazine.



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