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CSI: Washington, D.C.

August 27, 2010

Tags: CSI, forensics, museum education, National Law Enforcement Museum, web activity

No, there’s not a new version of the hit T.V. show in the works, although I think our nation’s capital would make a great setting. The National Law Enforcement Museum is committed to exploring all aspects of law enforcement, and…

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Testing a Museum Program: “What’s in the Evidence?”

June 25, 2010

Tags: Education Programs, Education Programs staff, evaluation, forensics, museum education

Because we don’t yet have a building, the Education Programs staff doesn’t get to work with the public very often. So I’m excited whenever I can get one of our programs in front of a group of living, breathing kids….

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How We Create Programs: We Listen to You!

February 24, 2010

Have you ever thought about how museums come up with their programming? Think about a field trip you’ve been on, a tour, a lecture, a special event sponsored by some museum, zoo, historic house, arboretum, aquarium—an experience that you just…

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Object Lesson: Tractors as Life

October 12, 2009

Tags: Becky Fulcher, farm, Farmall, John Deere, Montgomery County Fair, museum education, object-based education, objects, tractors

How is museum learning different from learning in other settings? There are many answers to that question, but one important answer is that museum learning focuses on objects, not just ideas. It’s a unique approach, and it happens more often…

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