Tara Tetrault wrote:

Regarding the question about Seniors, I would think some of that
information could be obtained through some of the better Senior Centers?
If they are providing educational or entertainment activities maybe they
have information on what works and what doesn't.  Just a thought,

By the way, I am new to the list - hi everyone.

Tara Tetrault
Instructor
Dept of Anthropology
Metropolitan State University
(303) 526-7899
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Judy Koke wrote:
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> Here at the Denver Museum of Natural History we're starting a research project to investigate the needs of the growing senior population. While the physical needs seem well documented, I'm having trouble finding information on the topic and delivery preferences, how seniors prefer to learn - the cognitive side.
> I realize that when we say senior  we're covering a broad category of physical activity level and individual interests, etc. I've contacted AARP, Elderhostel and U3A - but was wondering if there are other suggestions about where to locate information.  Has anyone done any studies on senior learning in museums?
> What should we be doing to better serve this audience?
>
> Judy Koke
> Exhibit Evaluator
> Denver Museum of Natural History
> (303) 370-6341
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