How people learn in museums | |
Toward an improved understanding of learning from museums : filmmaking as metaphor | p. 3 |
Family learning in museums : perspectives on a decade of research | p. 17 |
Students, teachers, and museums : toward an intertwined learning circle | p. 31 |
Exhibit design in science museums : dealing with a constructivist dilemma | p. 43 |
Research on learning from museums | p. 57 |
Engaging audiences in meaningful learning | |
Envisioning the customized museum : an agenda to guide reflective practice and research | p. 77 |
Museums and cultural understanding | p. 91 |
Raising the relevancy bar at aquariums and science centers | p. 107 |
Challenging convention and communicating controversy : learning through issues-based museum exhibitions | p. 121 |
Fostering a learning-centered culture in our institutions | |
New ways of doing business | p. 139 |
Optimizing learning opportunities in museums : the role of organizational culture | p. 153 |
Fostering effective free-choice learning institutions : integrating theory, research, practice, and policymaking | p. 167 |
Meaningful collaboration | p. 181 |
Investigating museum learning in the next ten years | |
Understanding the long-term impacts of museum experiences | p. 197 |
Investigating socially mediated learning | p. 217 |
Research in museums : coping with complexity | p. 229 |
An emerging research framework for studying free-choice learning and schools | p. 247 |
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