本路線將由「博物館」作為核心,操作上可區分出「典型博物館」與「非典型博物館」,前者指 2011 年開館的國立臺灣歷史博物館,它有系統地展示臺灣歷史,經由具公眾協作理念的博物館方法論,架構起歷史知識的對話與協商平臺。後者則選定三崁店聚落,它即使現在仍持續地演進,以外地人或觀看者來說,其環境真切地展示著人們賴以維生的日常生活樣態。藉由將教學場域移地至「作為有系統開展歷史對話」的典型博物館,以及「作為真切保存人們的日常生活型態」的非典型博物館之中,將會對我們生活所依存的土地有更「博大精深」的體認。
This route puts "museum" at the core, and, in operation, distinguishes "typical museum" from "atypical museum." The former refers to the National Museum of Taiwan History, which was opened in 2011 and systematically displays Taiwan's history and constructs a platform for dialogue and consultation of historical knowledge through museum methodology with the concept of public collaboration. With the latter, we chose the Sankandian settlement, and even though it continues to evolve, its environment is a real display of the daily life on which people depend for their livelihoods to outsiders or viewers. By moving the teaching field to "a typical museum for systematic historical dialogue" and an atypical museum "as a true preservation of people's daily lives", we will have a more "broad and profound" understanding of the land on which we live.