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A New Role for Museum Educators shows how that learning happens in communities, how volunteers and professionals approach their work, the underlying principles and philosophies that guide the work of museum education, and how these are always evolving to remain relevant.
A New Role for Museum Educators shows how that learning happens in communities, how volunteers and professionals approach their work, the underlying principles and philosophies that guide the work of museum education, and how these are always evolving to remain relevant.
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Autorenporträt
Elizabeth Wood, editor, is the Nadine and Robert A. Skotheim Director of Education and Public Programs at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California. Wood's expertise focuses on object-based learning and connecting museum visitors to museum collections.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction; Part One: Museum Educators and Education and their Purpose Past, Present, and Future - 2. Relevance, Inclusion, and Interaction in Museums from Peale's Perspective: Not Yet Enough; 3. Education and Discipline: Deviant Objects and Dissenting Bodies at the Horniman Museum; 4. Tilden, Now and Then; 5. Why Not a Temple AND a Forum? 6. Teaching in the Art Museum: A Classic Reframed; 7. Learningscapes and the Visitor Experience; 8. Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy in Museum Education; Part Two: Essential Methods and Approaches - 9. Designing Experiences for Audience Diversity: A guide for audience-centered program design; 10. Meeting the Needs of All Museum Visitors through Family-Friendly Design; 11. Tools for Interactive Inspiration: Beyond Buttons and Flip Labels; 12. Experiencing Objects in the Museum; 13. Selecting, Implementing, and Adapting Educational Methodologies to Support Interpretation; 14. Scaling the Ivory Tower-Creating and Managing Collaboration with the University; 15. Museum Educators as Curricular Innovators: Women & the American Story, a Case Study; 16. Amateur, Audience, Agent: Participatory Culture and Docent Roles; 17. At the Crossroads of Tradition and Transformation: Docents in the Art Museum; Part Three: The Museum Educator Mindset in the Community and in the Field - 18. Art on the Mind: Creative Aging at the Frye Art Museum; 19. Museums as Sites for Culturally Responsive and Sustaining Teacher Preparation; 20. How do we want to live? Collaborative curation of a special exhibition on sustainable futures at the Senckenberg Natural History Museum Frankfurt; 21. Claiming Space, Cultivating Community: Latinx and Asian American Ethnically Specific Museums in a Global City; 22. Finding One's Way as a Novice Art Museum Educator; 23. Reclaiming our Peace: Preparing for a Career as BIPOC Museum Educators; 24. Learning Frameworks and the Museum Educator's Role: Strategies for Long-term Relevance; 25. Gathering Together with Purpose: A New Framework for Museum Education.
Introduction; Part One: Museum Educators and Education and their Purpose Past, Present, and Future - 2. Relevance, Inclusion, and Interaction in Museums from Peale's Perspective: Not Yet Enough; 3. Education and Discipline: Deviant Objects and Dissenting Bodies at the Horniman Museum; 4. Tilden, Now and Then; 5. Why Not a Temple AND a Forum? 6. Teaching in the Art Museum: A Classic Reframed; 7. Learningscapes and the Visitor Experience; 8. Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy in Museum Education; Part Two: Essential Methods and Approaches - 9. Designing Experiences for Audience Diversity: A guide for audience-centered program design; 10. Meeting the Needs of All Museum Visitors through Family-Friendly Design; 11. Tools for Interactive Inspiration: Beyond Buttons and Flip Labels; 12. Experiencing Objects in the Museum; 13. Selecting, Implementing, and Adapting Educational Methodologies to Support Interpretation; 14. Scaling the Ivory Tower-Creating and Managing Collaboration with the University; 15. Museum Educators as Curricular Innovators: Women & the American Story, a Case Study; 16. Amateur, Audience, Agent: Participatory Culture and Docent Roles; 17. At the Crossroads of Tradition and Transformation: Docents in the Art Museum; Part Three: The Museum Educator Mindset in the Community and in the Field - 18. Art on the Mind: Creative Aging at the Frye Art Museum; 19. Museums as Sites for Culturally Responsive and Sustaining Teacher Preparation; 20. How do we want to live? Collaborative curation of a special exhibition on sustainable futures at the Senckenberg Natural History Museum Frankfurt; 21. Claiming Space, Cultivating Community: Latinx and Asian American Ethnically Specific Museums in a Global City; 22. Finding One's Way as a Novice Art Museum Educator; 23. Reclaiming our Peace: Preparing for a Career as BIPOC Museum Educators; 24. Learning Frameworks and the Museum Educator's Role: Strategies for Long-term Relevance; 25. Gathering Together with Purpose: A New Framework for Museum Education.
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