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A review of Latin American perspectives on museums and museum learning (Record no. 159908)

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Personal name Briseno-Garzon, Adriana
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Title A review of Latin American perspectives on museums and museum learning
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Summary, etc. Sociocultural factors such as social norms, values, language and behaviours have a strong influence on one's understandings of the world. Thus, their influence on how museum audiences experience and ultimately learn as a result of a visit to a museum is worth investigating. While sociocultural approaches to learning are emerging as an important line of research in museums and in formal education settings, very few studies have investigated Latin Americans as museum audiences. Deeper insights about Latin American audiences’ museum experiences are yet to emerge, as this field of inquiry develops and consolidates. In this article, we review the current museum and educational research that has considered Latin American learners as its main focus of interest and discuss ways in which museums around the globe could capitalise on our current understandings of the particularities of Latin Americans as learners. An account of the history of museums in Latin America frames the discussion.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element sociocultural perspectives on learning
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 07/01/2013 Vol 27, No.2, pages 161-177   AM 121 MUS 25/10/2022 SP31720 25/10/2022 Journal Article For Inhouse use only