The Museum Roundtable is a network of over 50 museums established by the National Heritage Board to promote a museum-going culture amongst Singaporeans. To find out more about what we do, follow us on Facebook @ILoveMuseums or visit museums.com.sg today!
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The Museum Roundtable is a network of over 50 museums established by the National Heritage Board to promote a museum-going culture amongst Singaporeans. To find out more about what we do, follow us on Facebook @ILoveMuseums or visit museums.com.sg today!
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August 25, 2021
Not Just Reading Off a Script: Museum Education in Context
<p>Do museum facilitators simply read off a script, or talk freely about an artwork in front of a group of visitors? Apparently not.</p> <p>In this episode, trainer and facilitator for the Museum-based Learning programme at the National Gallery Singapore, Ms Nicola Choo (National Institute of Education) shares how she works with the museum to train museum facilitators to engage in dialogues with students. She explains how the art of facilitation runs deep into the understanding of children's stages of development, and what are some mindset shifts that are needed to be an effective facilitator.</p> <p>Listen in to Nicola as she also shares some interesting responses from students she had encountered!</p>
January 22, 2021
'MRadio Episode 3: Museum Educators as FaciliActors
<p>How can drama education enhance the way we learn in museums? Are skills that actors and museum facilitators possess really that different?</p> <p>Join Charlene Rajendran (Assistant Professor, National Institute of Education) and guest host Paul Adams (Learning and Engagement Manager, Singapore Reparatory Theatre)as they examine how museum educators can use principles in dramaturgy, acting, and drama education to elicit responses from learners of all ages, and how museum facilitators can be more aware of their practice by integrating techniques in acting in their content delivery.</p>
November 27, 2020
'MRadio Episode 2: Art Meets Social - Curating for the 21st Century
<p>What happens when an art historian meets a social historian? - Conversations about the superhuman expectations of a 21st century curator ensue!</p> <p>Join art historian Dr Seng Yu Jin from the National Gallery Singapore and social historian Ms Nalina Gopal from the Indian Heritage Centre as they talk about the changing expectations of curators in a post-pandemic environment, and how they navigate challenges such as digitalisation, historical loss, civic responsibilities, and issues of sustainability as curators in the 21st Century. </p>
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