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Session Type: Paper Session
This collection of studies explores various educational approaches and practices within museum environments, focusing on the promotion of critical thinking, civic engagement, and inclusivity. Together, these studies underscore the potential of museums as transformative spaces for inclusive, justice-oriented learning, highlighting innovative methods to engage diverse audiences in meaningful ways.
Applying Universal Design for Learning to Create Inclusive Museum Activities for Neurodiverse Audiences - Susan M. Letourneau, New York Hall of Science; Wendy B. Martin, Education Development Center, Inc.; Samantha Tumolo, Education Development Center, Inc.; Dana Schloss, New York Hall of Science; Amelia Merker, New York Hall of Science; Tara Henderson, Explora; Danielle Linzer, Children's Museum of Pittsburgh
Food as a Catalyst for Positional Fluidity among Youth and Caregivers in the Participatory Design of a Food-Culture STEM Demonstration in a Science Center - Phebe Chew, New York Hall of Science
Meaningful Learning with Zines at the Punk Rock Museum: A Mixed-Methods Study - April Ursula Fox, University of Nevada - Las Vegas
Migration Museums as Sites of Civic Learning: Exploring Global Citizenship Education in Three Countries - Daria Smirnova, University of South Florida
The Co-construction of Power and Learning in a Museum Exhibit about Climate Change - Kaitlyn Kinshella, University of Utah; Lynne Zummo, University of Utah