英文摘要 |
Many museum visitors' surveys reveal that families are the main visitors and their visits are both entertaining and education-oriented. Thus, how to plan educational, recreational and engaging activities to provide the family visitors interesting and fun learning experiences is the aim of this research. First of all, this paper discusses the theories of family learning activities. By applying direct and experiential learning theories in designing exhibition-related activities it intends not only to motivate the family visitors' learning intentions, but also to understand the family visitors' learning behaviors and models. Finally, by using the case study of PET learning activities, the author uses non-involved observation study to process his research and reveals that situational learning experiences can indeed help to ignite family visitors' learning motivations. It might also be helpful for museum staff to design activities and to develop an entertaining learning environment for families within the museum. |