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Lesson 10: Communication Techniques with Visitors

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For years, educational tour explainers have been present in museums all over the world. Their role is reminiscent of both a scientist and an actor. When the explainer is in fact a scientist too, his job as an educator must not be underestimated only in reason of its being addressed to young school children. It is important that the explainers show their professionalism during both the presentation and the activities. The issues and methodologies regarding their role are briefly described below.

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Petrone, D. (2013). Lesson 10: Communication Techniques with Visitors. In: Bruyas, AM., Riccio, M. (eds) Science Centres and Science Events. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2556-1_16

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