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Feminine Collective | Inspiring Stories of Women from Bedroom to Boardroom Codex Sinaiticus Educators Foster your students' learning and your own in workshops and events and with online, print, and other resources. K–12 Educator Programs The Museum offers a variety of programs designed for K–12 educators that explore objects in The Met collection, interdisciplinary curriculum integration, and methods for teaching with objects. School Groups Teachers and their students may explore The Met collection either with a Museum guide. Use this quick guide to helpful online Met resources. Lesson Plans Search for lesson plans that integrate learning about works of art in your classroom. Curriculum Resources Introduce your students to the richness and diversity of works of art in selected collections of the Museum.

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