Muzej kot kraj neformalnega učenja

  • Marija Brajčić Univerza v Splitu, Filozofska fakulteta
  • Dubravka Kuščević Univerza v Splitu, Filozofska fakulteta
Ključne besede: muzej, formalno, neformalno in priložnostno učenje, kazalniki angažiranosti, študenti

Povzetek

Muzejska pedagogika je muzeološko-pedagoška disciplina, ki se ukvarja s komunikacijo med artefakti in javnostjo ter interpretacijo vsebin kulturne dediščine z namenom zadovoljevanja kognitivnih in izkustvenih interesov ob sprejemanju kulturnih in civilizacijskih dosežkov. Prispevek obravnava teoretično znanje o naravi učenja v kontekstu sodobne delitve na formalno, neformalno in priložnostno učenje. Raziskava vključuje muzej kot prostor neformalnega in priložnostnega učenja ter analizira kazalnike angažiranosti obiskovalcev. Izvedena je bila med študenti Filozofske fakultete v Splitu.

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Brajčić M., & Kuščević D. (2022). Muzej kot kraj neformalnega učenja. Revija Za Elementarno izobraževanje, 15(Spec.Iss), 27-40. https://doi.org/10.18690/rei.15.Spec.Iss.27-40.2022
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