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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
This session presents 11 empirical investigations that measure emotion in informal environments. Vygotsky considered emotion as the basis of cognition and thought. Positive emotions have also been shown to enhance achievement by encouraging cognitive engagement and motivation. In science museums, it has been linked to greater long-term learning and in art museums it is often the focus of an educational program. However, measuring emotion can be difficult. In informal environments, this is exacerbated by the general lack of control over the environment and the fact that such settings are often designed to manipulate emotions at a large scale. Outcomes of the session will address the validity of different ways to measure emotions in informal settings.
1. Are Students Emotional When They Fail During Making? Evidence From Various Settings - Alice C. Anderson, Minneapolis Institute of Art; Adam V. Maltese, Indiana University; Amber Simpson, Binghamton University - SUNY
2. Developing Empathy Through Encounters With Visual Art: Pedagogical Approaches in Art Museum Gallery Teaching - Alice C. Anderson, Minneapolis Institute of Art; Jeanine Pollard, Minneapolis Institute of Art
3. Fine Art in a Science Museum: Black Creativity and Extreme Ice - Lauren R Applebaum, Museum of Science and Industry - Chicago; C. Aaron Price, Museum of Science and Industry - Chicago; Jana Greenslit, Museum of Science and Industry - Chicago
4. Productive Struggle: Measuring Confusion and Emotional Disequilibrium in Informal Science Environments - Samantha G Daley, University of Rochester; Katie Todd, Museum of Science, Boston; Gabrielle Rappolt-Schlichtmann, EdTogether, Inc.
5. Measuring Connections Between Affect and Motivation in Informal STEM Learning - Brendan R. Eagan, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Kristina Lux, Pepperdine University; Eric R. Hamilton, Pepperdine University; Seung Bok Lee
6. "Umm, Can You Make It Solar?" Questions as a Window Into Kids' Thinking, Wonderment, and Worries - Ruben Echevarria, Northwestern University
7. Collaboration Among Family Members Showing Varying Emotional Engagement During a Making Project - Yong Ju Jung, The Pennsylvania State University; Heather Toomey Zimmerman, The Pennsylvania State University
8. Taxonomy of Student Uncertainty in Scientific Argumentation - Hee-Sun Lee, The Concord Consortium; Amy R. Pallant, Concord Consortium
9. Awe and Epistemic Emotions in a Science Museum - C. Aaron Price, Museum of Science and Industry - Chicago; Jana Greenslit, Museum of Science and Industry - Chicago; Lauren R Applebaum, Museum of Science and Industry - Chicago; Kim Quinn, DePaul University; Sheila Krogh-Jesperson, Northwestern University
10. Narratives Expressing Emotion Support STEM Learning in Library and Children's Museum Programs - Graciela Solis, Loyola University Chicago; Catherine A Haden, Loyola University Chicago
11. Social-Emotional Learning in an After-School Setting With a STEM Program in Scouting - Kristen Vogt Veggeberg, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA