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[talk] Re: Clipboard Storage
Sent May 17th 2012Hi Zerah, take a look at these:http://remodelista.com/posts/office-clip-boardshttp://www.elledecor.com/image/tid/5715?page=7&pause=1 Kris WetterlundEditor, Museum-Edkrisw@museum-ed.org */Don't forget to visit the Museum-Ed Web site for programs, archives...
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[talk] Clipboard Storage
Sent May 17th 2012Clipboard Storage We are working to clean-up our Admissions area and streamline storage in the small space. One of our roadblocks is finding a way to successfully store clipboards for our museum's scavenger hunt on a 1.5"-2" countertop. Currently we st...
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[talk] Ongoing art-related museum education research projects - Please share
Sent May 17th 2012We gotta have art! The upcoming May issue of MUSEUM EDUCATION MONITOR will focus on ART-related museum education research, interpretation, evaluation, and professional resources in museums, galleries, historic sites, science centres, parks, zoos, aq...
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[talk] Bloom's Flipped
Sent May 17th 2012I found this quite interesting and took it one step further: Evaluating Analyzing Understanding Applying Remembering Creating I would also give them equal weight as each element is equally important. It should not to be confused with the nutrition chart, ...
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[talk] Bloom's Taxonomy Flipped
Sent May 17th 2012Here's a interesting blog post by a classroom teacher who proposes flipping Bloom's Taxonomy on its head. http://plpnetwork.com/2012/05/15/flipping-blooms-taxonomy/ So how would that apply to museums? Could we flip the tours and programs that we...
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[talk] RE: career fair
Sent May 17th 2012Re: RE: career fair We participated at a recent job fair for students at title one schools. This was not a recruitment fair but a fair to open the kids eyes to the different kinds a careers available if they stayed in school (graduate from HS). Our...
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[talk] Re: Mandatory gallery time for full-time staff?
Sent May 17th 2012I believe the Tenement Museum used to - and still may - require all staff to be able to lead a tour and they are/were required to do so monthly. You might want to contact Miriam Bader there, mbader@tenement.org to see if the policy is still in place and h...
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[talk] Mandatory gallery time for full-time staff?
Sent May 17th 2012With the opening of Connecting Cultures: A World in Brooklyn our director, Arnold Lehman was the first to staff our Connector position in the exhibition each non-union staff person in the building is required to sign up for a 2-hour shift every two mont...
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[talk] RE: Mandatory gallery time for full-time staff?
Sent May 17th 2012I LOVE this idea and would love to implement it here. More than 10 years ago when I had a summer internship at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, they had just gotten a new director, and he was instituting a policy that every staff member would hav...
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