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Bill Singerman <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 21 Jan 2002 16:36:01 -0800
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As a graduate student studying Museum Education at
Bank Street College, I found the question about Museum
Educators' professional backgrounds particularly
interesting.

Of our class of roughly 25, approx. 1/3 had taught
previously (in the school or museum setting); and
almost all had worked at a museum or non-profit org.
in the past.

Common threads of the group: innate senses of wonder,
creativity, curiousity and a desire to share things we
find fascinating with others. I'd guess this applies
to most in the museum world, huh?

                                 Best,
                                  Bill Singerman


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"We were created to be creative."
                       -Harvey Fields

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