英文摘要 |
Since the 1960s museums all over the world have been very deeply concerned with their functions as educators. In fact, many people feel to confirm the educational function of museum is the largest contribution during museum evolution. But how is a museum supposed to 'educate' the public? How does an institution which is open, free and absent a curriculum go about the business of education? The description and design of an exhibition in a museum do have their pre-determined objectives and aims which they are intended to convey as well as introductions offered by museum guides and a variety of educational events designed by educators. These are all included to educate the public, but do visitors really experience and learn in the way that the museum hopes they will? Is there a set learning model for visitors? Just how do visitors in a museum learn things? Actually what the museum provides for visitors is a place to learn, and visitors much play an active part in learning process rather than simply 'being educated'. |