original ) (raw )Object-Based Learning -Theory Meets Practice in Schools
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Education for Information, 2018
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The European Legacy, 2013
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Objects prompt Authentic Scientific Activities among Learners in a Museum Programme
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Antistasis: An Open Educational Journal, 2013
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2018
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The role of museums in learning to teach with a critical lens
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Journal of Education, 2017
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Gina Hammond
2014
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2014
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Art History Beyond Objects
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Art Journal Online, 2023
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Object Handling in the Classroom: Strategies for Success
Rachael Sparks
2009
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Object-based self-enquiry: A multi- and trans- disciplinary pedagogy for transformational learning
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object-based learning in higher education: the case of using human skeletal remains in archaeology at the university of York
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York Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2022
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Christian Mathis
2020
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Deepening Historical Consciousness Through Museum Fieldwork: Implications for Community-based History Education
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University of New Brunswick PhD Dissertation, 2015
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Experiencing Historical Processes: Museum learning practice and digital technologies
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2016
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