Titlebook: Natural History Dioramas; History, Constructio Sue Dale Tunnicliffe,Annette Scheersoi Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2

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Dioramas as Important Tools in Biological Educationlearning in museums and science centres should be viewed and remembered as a life long, cultural process in which such encounters and subsequent learning are firmly located in the context in which they are seen and the culture and context within which they are interpreted

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The Evolution of the Narrative at Natural History Dioramasons of tour participants. Going further, it advances our understanding about the value of having well trained facilitators engaging visitors in conversations about science that stem from the visitors’ prior knowledge and interests.

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Catching the Visitor’s Intereste development of situational interest depends on the quality of subjective experiences and the immediate emotional feedback during the visit. The reasons for such responses are manifold as visitors differ from each other in relation to their individual interests, backgrounds, experiences or preferen

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Naming and Narratives at Natural History Dioramasapter discusses the narratives at dioramas, analysis of content, the structure of questions and the emergence of understanding and inquiry science approach, which can be scaffolded at dioramas by a significant other, person or other media or by self reflection and internal dialogue with self.