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The tree of Paradise
INTRODUCTION
PART 1 - ENGAGE (30 min.)
PART 2 - EXPLORE Nature in Paradise (60' min.)
PART 3 - EXPLAIN (60 min)
PART 4 - EXTEND Art and Science : Can they talk to us?(30 min.)
PART 5 - EVALUATE (30' min.)
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The tree of Paradise
PART 2 - EXPLORE Nature in Paradise (60' min.)
Plants in Christian iconography (in Wikipedia)
Plants in Christian iconography (in Wikipedia)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plants_in_Christian_iconography
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miniMooc development methodology explanation
Discussion forum
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More about Christian Symbology (by Doug Gray)
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How to observe a leaf?
WHAT THE LEAVES ARE FOR?
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Botanical Imagery in European Painting
Link to the Book "The garden of the Renaissance: botanical symbolism in Italian painting" by Levi D'Ancona, Mirella (1977)
More about religious symbolism (in Encyclopædia Britannica)
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Evaluation Grid for students
Evaluation grids (MsWord for dowmload)
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MiniMOOC development methodology
Museum a boring place? (questions to discuss regarding museum integration in school curriculum)
12 virtual museum tours
(IT) Italian Translation HANDBOOK CHAPTER 3 - MiniMOOC: L’ALBERO DEL PARADISO - Art & Botanic miniMOOC
(LT) Lithuanian translation Handbook Chapter 3 - miniMOOC: Rojaus medius - Menai ir botanika
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