For a Museum on human evolution in Turin (3): the co-design of educational activities with school students' audience

The paleoanthropological collections of the Museum of Human Anatomy "Luigi Rolando", closed to the public, are the subject of a study and joint planning for the creation of an educational laboratory dedicated to a school students' audience. The research focused initially on how human evolution is addressed in schools of all kinds and levels through the analysis of textbooks and informal interviews with teachers. In a second moment, it examined a series of case studies related to educational activities carried out in several museums. Finally, a proposal is presented for the implementation of the first educational activity of the Museum of Human Anatomy, diversified for schools of every order and grade, based on hands-on methodologies and problem -solving.