Rubi,

You should be getting back more feedback in my opinion, this is a
question that I frequently ran into when I was a student in Museum
Studies please contact me off the list serv so we can have more of a
dialogue about this.

-Amanda

On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 9:37 AM, Rubi Cammarota
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> Hello colleagues and all interested parties,
>      I am currently working on an action research paper for my internship at the Brooklyn Museum in the education department.  Today I am writing because I am desperately looking for resources.
>      My focus is on the intersection of museum education (with children) and exhibition design.  This paper will explore how the physical space and design of the museum can affect educator's lessons and movement with groups through the museum.  Related topics such as the architecture of museums, place-based education etc. AND how it relates to museum education are also helpful for this subject.
>      I am in search of any resources on this topic.  Has anyone ever studied this before?  Are there any places I can search that may not be obvious?  Is anyone in the field even interested in how these two facets of the museum work together (or don't)?
>     Thank you in advance for your input and any suggestions/ comments/ feedback you may have.
>
> Best,
> Rubi Cammarota
>
> Brooklyn Museum
> Education Department
>
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