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A case of public pedagogy in Icelandic museums

Studies in the Education of Adults, 2016
AbstractIn this article, we present an illustrative case of public pedagogy in an Icelandic museum. The museum utilised social movement learning to present the recent event and responses to the financial collapse in Iceland beginning in 2008. We illustrate how a small regional museum disrupted cultural and institutional norms to challenge visitors ...
Robin Grenier, Sigurjón Baldur Hafsteinsson   +1 more
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Museum Pedagogy in Ukraine: Challenges and Achievements

Journal of Museum Education, 2023
Olena Hnizdilova, Svitlana Bursova, Oksana Vilkhova   +2 more
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Socially Responsive Museum Pedagogy

2020
Art museums in the United States have long been called upon to provide educational and engaging experiences for their visitors; more recently, this expectation has expanded to address the most salient needs of local communities and respond to issues of social inequality.
Dana Carlisle Kletchka, Shelly Casto
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Introduction to a Museum School: The Museum Process as Pedagogy

Journal of Museum Education, 1996
(1996). Introduction to a Museum School: The Museum Process as Pedagogy. Journal of Museum Education: Vol. 21, Getting to Goals 25, pp. 6-10.
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Trauma, Museums and the Future of Pedagogy

Third Text, 2004
Is there a relation between crisis and the very enterprise of education?   Shoshana Felman Antonius C GM Robben and Marcelo M Suarez‐Orozco, Cultures under Seige: Collective Violence and Trauma, Ca...
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Decolonising Museum Pedagogies

2016
In his short story, Totem, Indigenous author Thomas King (1993) tells the strange tale of a Canadian museum director’s lost battle with the mysterious intrusion of noisy totem poles that refuse to allow their singing, chuckling, and other vocalising to be silenced.
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Teaching science in museums: The pedagogy and goals of museum educators

Science Education, 2006
AbstractMuseum educators have a longstanding presence in museums and play a significant role in the institutions' educational agenda. However, research on field trips to science museums has predominantly explored teachers' and students' perspectives with little acknowledgment of the museum educators who develop and implement the educational programs ...
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Pedagogy and Museum Design: Exploring Student Research at the Blackwater Draw Museum

Journal of Museum Education
Jenna Domeischel, Erik Stanley
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Theatre Performance in Museums: Art and Pedagogy

Youth Theatre Journal, 2010
The Kentucky History Center (KHS) presents a performance for visitors as part of its exhibition on flags.
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Excursion Workshop As a Form of Museum Pedagogy

Scientific Research and Development. Socio-Humanitarian Research and Technology
The article is devoted to the study of the role of museum pedagogy in the education system of schoolchildren and students. The author draws attention to the features, principles and forms of organizing the educational process in an informal environment - the museum space.
O. Chernilevskaya, N. Mustafaeva, A. Konopleva, A. Kupriyanenko, P. Kuznecova, I. Neverova, E. Mihaylova   +6 more
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