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ISBN: PB: 9781933253923

University of Chicago Press, American Alliance of Museums Press

February 2014

200 pp.

22.8x15.2 cm

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Teaching the Museum

Careers in Museum Education

Education departments in museums of all kinds serve millions of students and adult learners every year, using the objects and other resources of the museum to teach and inspire. The rapidly growing field of museum education provides hands-on, experiential learning, with museum educators often working closely with local school boards to supplement and enhance public school curricula. In "Teaching the Museum", twenty contributors from across the exciting field of museum education offer innovative insights, anecdotes, and advice for best practices on how to realize the museum's full potential as an educational institution. From the balance between education and entertainment, to meeting the needs of both one's audience and the collection, to understanding connections between how we learn and how exhibits and programming are designed, this book will appeal to museum educators, students, and teachers seeking to learn more about the field.

About the Author

Leah M. Melber is senior director of the Hurvis Center for Learning Innovation and Collaboration at the Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago.