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Tag Archives: Teens
Reflective Evaluation: How Can Museums Change Teens–and Vice Versa? Part 3
In my previous two posts in this Reflective Evaluation series, I detailed all the ways we found and evaluated data to show teen participants in the Satellite program became more reflective. So: did the interviews, exit slips, readability tests, and … Continue reading
Reflective Evaluation: How Can Museums Change Teens–and Vice Versa? Part 2
In part two of my three posts on this year’s Satellite teen program, I’m sharing the unexpected data that helped me see the bigger picture about my students’ ability to reflect thanks to being in the program.
Reflective Evaluation: How Can Museums Change Teens–and Vice Versa? Part 1
Over the past four years, I have worked with hundreds of Milwaukee-area teens who love art, and who, over their time in teen programs at the Milwaukee Art Museum, grow to love museums as well. I have always had a … Continue reading
ArtXpress Teen Program: ONE-MKE
How does one respond to a show like 30 Americans, which raises so many contemporary issues about identity, place and culture? How does this exhibition fit into a city that at first glance is all about motorcycles, baseball, and beer? … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Americans, artxpress, nina chanel abney, Teen Programs, Teens, teens in museums
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Intern Voice: My Experience as a Milwaukee Art Museum Intern
As the weather slowly became warmer and final assignments had come and gone, the summer of 2013 slyly crept upon me and I still had no idea as to what I would spend my time doing. So many of my … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, college interns, museum studies, teaching, teen interns, Teens
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