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My First Time on the Boardwalk
I remember the first time I walked the boardwalk at the Museum. It was at my interview for the Education Coordinator position. The warmth of sun filtering through the trees, the feel of the cool wood planks beneath my feet … Continue reading
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Archaeology Day
What skills does it take to work for the Tribal Historic Preservation Office? The Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO) is a group of people (including archaeologists) that are passionate about the preservation of the Tribes rich cultural history. Well, this … Continue reading
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Greetings from Las Vegas!
Greetings from Las Vegas! Last week, Greg Palumbo, Exhibits Manager and I, Diana Stone, Education Coordinator went to Las Vegas Nevada, NV for the National Association for Interpretation’s National Conference. We met up with educators (interpreters) and exhibitors from across … Continue reading
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A Word from the Education Department
A couple of weeks ago a group of staff, known as the Interpretive Planning Committee took a fieldtrip to visit one of the two Seminole Tribe of Florida’s reservation primary schools. The irony of a museum taking a fieldtrip to … Continue reading
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AIAC 2009-Welcome to the Craft Corner!
Hi, I’m Diana Stone, Education Coordinator at the Museum. During the American Indian Arts Celebration (AIAC), Education staff provides a Craft Corner tent to allow the visitor to take part in the festivities. Continue reading
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