Museum of Teaching & Learning, Fullerton

About Museum of Teaching & Learning

The Museum of Teaching and Learning in Fullerton educates visitors about the history and practice of education through rotating exhibitions and artifacts. Guests explore displays including "Your Baby's Amazing Brain," which examines early childhood development, and "A Class Action," featuring manuscripts, photographs, recordings, and documentary materials that document educational experiences. The museum also operates the "Memories of Mexican Schools Listening Station," where visitors hear oral histories, and "Two Roads, One Journey," an exhibition examining different educational pathways. The artifact collection spans teaching materials, historical objects, and educational resources that illustrate how learning has evolved. Visitors can browse the museum's bookshop, access educational resources, and listen to podcasts about teaching and learning. The museum offers classroom materials and suggested events designed for educators and students. A visit suits anyone interested in educational history, from parents curious about child development to teachers exploring pedagogical approaches and school experiences across cultures and time periods.