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You might try a literature search.
try Science Education or the Journal of Research in Science Teaching
for starters, there have been a number of papers written on student
learning, field trips, etc. by Gilbert, Priest, Griffin, Symington,
Jarvis, Pell, Cox-Petersen, Kisiel, and others.
you may be surprised, or shocked, depending on your expectations.
-Kevin
Kevin Coffee Museum Planning
Jersey City, NJ 07302
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On Feb 16, 2006, at 10:35 AM, Beryl Rosenthal wrote:
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> Hi all,
> I am seeking references that address how informal learning supports
> formal learning. I've already hit the usual suspects (Hein's Learning
> in the Museum, Falk & Dierking's Museum Experience, etc). Just
> wondering if there is something else i may have forgotten, or frankly,
> something more recent. Yes, i need it for a grant. Yes i need the
> reference by today.
> Thanks,
> Beryl
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