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  • Pursuing Learning through Intentional Practice

    View of a woman standing in front of a garden scape smiling wearing horn rimmed glasses and a white jacket and blue and white scarf.
    By Randi Korn
    Most museum staff yearn to affect those who visit their museum; they want to create meaningful experiences that will be remembered long after people’s encounters. Stephen Weil believed that museums are uniquely suited to make a positive …

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