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Museum-Based Education: A Novel Educational Approach for Hospice and Palliative Medicine Training Programs

Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2020
Objective: To describe museum-based education (MBE) as an emerging pedagogy in our four hospice and palliative medicine (HPM) training programs. Background: MBE is a pedagogy that uses art and the museum space to promote a variety of ...
Ali John, Zarrabi, Laura J, Morrison, Barbara A, Reville, Joshua M, Hauser, Paul, DeSandre, Marsha, Joselow, Jane, deLima Thomas, Gordon, Wood   +7 more
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What’s art got to do with it?—Transfer of learning in museum-based health professions education

International Review of Psychiatry, 2023
Museum-based education for health professionals is a rich and expanding field in which educators engage health professions learners in arts-based activities intentionally designed to support transfer of learning from a museum to a clinical context. Museum-based education for health professionals promotes several key learning outcomes including: mastery
Elizabeth Gaufberg, Brooke DiGiovanni Evans, Pooja Rutberg, Margaret S. Chisolm   +3 more
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Geology Museum-Based Learning in Soil Science Education

Natural Sciences Education, 2013
Museums provide unique learning opportunities in soil science. The Bob Campbell Geology Museum in Clemson, SC, features an exhibit of minerals and rocks common in the state and in its geologic history. We developed a hands-on laboratory exercise utilizing an exhibit that gives college students an opportunity to visualize regional minerals and rocks ...
E. A. Mikhailova, C. H. Tennant, C. J. Post, C. Cicimurri, D. Cicimurri   +4 more
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The impact of a museum-based hazard education program on students, teachers and parents

International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 2017
Abstract Museum-based disaster education programs have the potential to offer hands-on and interactive activities unavailable in schools. In our study, we provide promising new insight into the effectiveness of increasing knowledge and disaster preparedness behaviours in students, teachers, and parents after attending a museum education program ...
Edith MacDonald, Victoria Johnson, Maureen Gillies, David Johnston   +3 more
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Responses: The Artist as Educator: Challenges in Museum-Based Residences

Art Journal, 2001
There is a growing national trend to invite visual artists to participate in what I call open-process museum-based residencies. The challenging educational goals of many of these new residencies are to translate contemporary art for mainstream audiences, which often perceive it as a hermetic language, and to engage people of color from previously ...
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Being Human: Envisioning the Future of Museum-Based Education for Health Professionals

Academic Medicine
Abstract The arts and humanities are fundamental to health professions education and can substantially enhance clinician empathy, tolerance for ambiguity, and openness to new perspectives. Museum-based education for health professionals (MBE-HP) has particular potential to achieve these aims but remains a nascent field of practice and
Sean Tackett, Kamna S. Balhara, Toni Ungaretti, Philip Yenawine, Margaret S. Chisolm   +4 more
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Creating and Sustaining a Culture of Reflective Practice: Professional Development by and for Museum-Based Maker Educators

Journal of Museum Education, 2019
This article describes Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh’s multi-phase approach to developing professional development (PD) for its maker educators.
Rebecca Grabman, Talia Stol, Annie McNamara, Lisa Brahms   +3 more
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Museum-based education as a part of school education [PDF]

, 2017
The aim of the paper is to present the results of the research project titled: Regional or trans-regional cultural education using the example of museums. In the frame of the project there were prepared: Qualitative and quantitative analysis of the level of schools' use of museum programs in the period 2010-2015; Qualitative and quantitative analysis ...
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Museum-based sleep education: development and evaluation of pop-up exhibits for children and families

SLEEP
Abstract Study Objectives Museums are informal learning environments that attract people of all ages, but their potential for providing sleep education is underexplored. We developed interactive pop-up exhibits on sleep and investigated whether they effectively engaged museum visitors, improved sleep ...
Michael K Scullin, Claire LeBlanc, Andri J Cruz, April Love, Kaleigh Reid, Kyle Gray, Elise King, Dayna A Johnson, Lauren Hale, Lesa Bush, Charles Walter   +10 more
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Evaluating a Museum-Based Professional Learning Community as a Model for Art Education Leadership Development

Studies in Art Education, 2017
In alignment with the National Art Education Association’s (NAEA) 2015-2020 Strategic Vision, Enid Zimmerman conducted an evaluation of Summer Vision DC (SVDC), an NAEA-sponsored, museum-based art ...
Renee Sandell, Enid Zimmerman
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