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(See also my blog of March 2011 on Museums and Social Media) In fact, in my training as an educator, I learned that denying authority is a dangerous business.

She's just not as mentally sharp as she was. If a docent repeatedly fails to meet the expectations laid out for them in the docent contract, I have no qualms ...

However, from my background in special education I know that those who want to be successful teachers have to start by trying to develop a tough skin. So, I ...

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Jan 16, 2024 · Hello,. We have always had Guides at Historic Deerfield. It has always been a paid, part-time hourly position. They are employees and not ...

Mar 22, 2017 · Written by Holly Gillette as part of the Gallery Teaching Lab series As an art museum educator, it is imperative to always connect back to ...

Jun 13, 2017 · 2) Try to avoid negative, scary language. Non-biased will allow people to judge the content themselves. 3) Try not to direct your ...