Date: | Thursday 6 September 2018 |
Time: | 5pm start |
Venue: | Presentations at Tasma Terrace, 6 Parliament Place, East Melbourne (until 6pm)
Followed by drinks at the Imperial Hotel, 2-8 Bourke St, Melbourne |
Tickets: | $15 non members
$10 MGA members |
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Join fellow museum professionals for an informal evening exploring recent research into museums and learning. Two speakers will be followed by a chance to catch up with colleagues at a local pub. Places are very limited so book early.
Teaching Confronting and Contested Histories in Museums
Dr. Amy McKernan, Melbourne Graduate School of Education
Amy states “employing concepts from affect and trauma theory, I consider the social purpose of representing (or not representing) histories that shock, challenge, and de-stabilise visitors. My doctoral research investigated Museum Victoria, the Australian War Memorial, and Port Arthur Historic Site.”
The Australian Learning Lecture Passion Index Project
Michelle Hamilton, State Library Victoria
Focused on identifying and developing student passions and ensuring that schools value these passions as a crucial part of learning, the Passion Index project poses a range of questions about Passion-Led Learning in schools and whether it holds the key to student engagement and creating learners who are equipped for life beyond school.
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