Abstract:
Cultural heritage is a non-renewable asset, the conservation, protection,
restoration and enhancement of which belongs to society as a whole. The
relationship and attitude of young adolescents towards the elements of
cultural heritage become topics of interest, not only for the purpose of
knowing this generation, but especially from the perspective of cultural
policies related to local, national and world heritage. However, in order to
achieve a greater commitment to heritage among young people, it is essential
that they be known, motivated and identified with those educational tools
that resonate in their consciences. This participatory approach to heritage is
based on various approaches and means of expression, from the most
traditional to the most innovative.