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511.

The Mission of the Ethnological Museum

Steven Engelsman 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 11 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 18.19호 2 17-27 (11 pages)

Steven Engelsman 저
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- 4,000원
Creating a new museum of ethnology in Korea is a ve까 appropriate thing to do. Over the last 50 years, Korea has become one of the most important industria1 nations of the world. Koreans have to deal with people with completely different cultural backgrounds. 1hrough migration, Korea is becoming a culturally diverse country and Koreans become global citizens. For Koreans to meet these new circurnstances it makes sense to leam how to communicate and engage with these other people effective1y. A...
512.

The Educational Framework for Public Programmes of the National Museum of Mankind, Bhopal (IGRMS) , and of the National Folk Museum of Korea, Seoul (NFMK)

Jeong Chun Ok 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 17 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 10.11호 21 433-449 (17 pages)

Jeong Chun Ok 저
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- 4,600원
The educational framework of a museum establishes the direction of public programmes and reflects its commitment to offer unique learning opportunities for various target groups. It provides structure of resources, roles. responsibilities and initiatives. It reflects the complexity of le없피ng throu양1 objects in informal setting and the need for a fluid and evolving approach to learning in museums. It continually seeks to understand its audienæs and finds out new and better ways of learning....
513.

How does the Constructivism Learning Theory Apply to the Gaudi Permanent Exhibition in the Gyeonggi Children' s museums?

Chung Misu 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 30 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2005, 9호 7 163-192 (30 pages)

Chung Misu 저
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- 5,900원
Through my dissertation, 1 want to know how to organize the Gaudi Permanent Exhibition of Children' s Museum at Gyeonggi Province in Korea. Gaudi is a well-known Spanish architect who had tremendous creativity and was nominated as designer of 7 UNESCO World Heritage sites. 1 want to convey his creativity and love of Nature to Korean children who need creativity for their future. 1 shall start with the general history of Museum Education, roles of the museums, characteristics of educational...
514.

Ceramic Art in the New Millennium

Jin Joo Myung 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 25 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2004, 7호 22 375-400 (25 pages)

Jin Joo Myung 저
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- 5,400원
As art, craft, or design, ceramics is a commodity in the art marketplace. However, in this market the question of the value of the medium as an art form is crucial. For ceramics to achieve a strong position in the market, perceptions of the value of ceramic art need to be changed so that it can emerge as a form of sculpture on an equal footing with other forms of arstic expression. Ceramic art has a long and glorious history in civilization, yet art can be forgotten or slip from the artistic...
515.

Museum and Its Relation to Political Power

Jinsoo Park 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 14 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2004, 7호 6 93-106 (14 pages)

Jinsoo Park 저
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- 4,300원
This paper offers a preliminary critical analysis of the political significance of the Korean museums during the Japanese colonial era through an examination of: first, the original concept of public museum in the both of Korea and Japanese public. Second, the relationship between Social Darwinism and the other theories involved with the colonial policy. Third, the purpose and uses of museum with ethical concem and sociological perspective. The results of this analysis rnay be summarised as...
516.

New Policies for Museum Promotion with SPECIAL REFERENCE to the Situation in India

Bedekar, V.H. 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 15 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2001, 4호 2 30-44 (15 pages)

Bedekar, V.H. 저
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- 4,400원
Promotion means advancement. Museum promotion refers to progress of museums. If there are sound, well-planned policies, there will be optimization of utilization of available opportunities to ensure museum progress. Museum promotion is not a matter of luck. In my opinion, it is a matter of judicious management of resources. Even the ample funds received by a museum may not bring good results if they are not smartly managed. Or, even a team of skilled workers may remain unproductive if they are...
517.

An Introduction to Museum Marketing

전태일 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 19 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 1999, 2호 22 268-286 (19 pages)

전태일 저
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- 4,800원
Museums are of course far more than just places of study or education. They are places of entertainment as wel1. Museums have changed a good deal in the last twenty years. New methods of interpretation and display , and exciting new programmes and services, have all helped dispel the old fusty image. As we near the end of the twentieth century, museums are finding themselves in an increasingly competitive market place. They are confronted with their competitors more then ever before. The...
518.

The Future of World of Work and New Paradigm of Career Development for the Youth

Misug JIN 한국교육학회 한국교육학회 학술대회논문집 3 Pages

한국교육학회 한국교육학회 학술대회논문집 KERA Inter 32 311-313 (3 pages)

Misug JIN 저
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- 1,500원
519.

How Ideas Shape Innovation and Reshape Education

Lynn Ilon 한국교육학회 한국교육학회 학술대회논문집 16 Pages

한국교육학회 한국교육학회 학술대회논문집 KERA Inter 31 295-310 (16 pages)

Lynn Ilon 저
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- 4,500원
520.

Facing Multiculturalism’s Challenge in Korean Education and Society

Michael Olneck 한국교육학회 한국교육학회 학술대회논문집 18 Pages

한국교육학회 한국교육학회 학술대회논문집 KERA Inter 28 261-278 (18 pages)

Michael Olneck 저
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- 4,700원

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