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2001
DOI: 10.1080/09647770100501901
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Making Museum Studies: Training, Education, Research and Practice

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“…This is interesting, as it both departs from a previous study (where only 15.5% of similar graduates chose ‘gainful employment’ or ‘career advancement’ as a reason for taking up their studies (Duff et al, 2010: 368)) and because post-graduate qualifications actually hold something of an ambivalent status amongst employers and industry leads in the sector (e.g. Davies, 2007; Duff et al, 2010); a dissonance that may well be ascribed to the historical tension that has existed between the new museology of Museum Studies, and the museum world (Macleod, 2001; Teather, 1991), further amplified by what Jennings (2016: 3) observes as a recent ‘explosion in the number of museum studies courses’, resulting in ‘more graduates than there are jobs available’.…”
Section: Research Findingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is interesting, as it both departs from a previous study (where only 15.5% of similar graduates chose ‘gainful employment’ or ‘career advancement’ as a reason for taking up their studies (Duff et al, 2010: 368)) and because post-graduate qualifications actually hold something of an ambivalent status amongst employers and industry leads in the sector (e.g. Davies, 2007; Duff et al, 2010); a dissonance that may well be ascribed to the historical tension that has existed between the new museology of Museum Studies, and the museum world (Macleod, 2001; Teather, 1991), further amplified by what Jennings (2016: 3) observes as a recent ‘explosion in the number of museum studies courses’, resulting in ‘more graduates than there are jobs available’.…”
Section: Research Findingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por otro lado, en el plano internacional, se han desarrollado enormemente los estudios de museos desde múltiples perspectivas (Macdonald, 2011;MacLeod, 2001), siendo muy destacable la producción investigadora en el ámbito de la educación no formal, abordando análisis de las propuestas didácticas realizadas en museos o en centros de interpretación del patrimonio. También en esta línea, en el ámbito nacional, podemos encontrar los trabajos de Masriera Esquerra (2007), donde se hace un estudio comparativo de los planteamientos didácticos en diferentes centros de interpretación patrimonial, de Rico Cano (2009) sobre los materiales de museos, de Martín Cáceres (2012) sobre la comunicación patrimonial en el museo, de Tejera (2013), respecto al papel educativo de los museos virtuales o la interactividad en los museos (Santacana y Martín Piñol, 2010).…”
Section: Fundamentación Teóricaunclassified
“…Pode-se afirmar que independente da tipologia do museu e da qualificação de seus educadores, o fazer educativo nesses locais é complexo e merece ser compreendido para além do foco exclusivo nas tarefas e procedimentos, pautando-se também na experiência, na ação, nos processos de pensamento e nas suas interdependências. Nessa lógica, a dimensão da prática museológica, que inclui a educação, é reflexiva, pois integra o conhecimento teórico às suas práticas cotidianas por meio da construção das identidades de seus atores (Macleod, 2001).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified