Education, Audience Research & Evaluation

National Study: Impact of Art Museum Programs on K–12 Students

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A recent multi-site study examined how students might benefit from engaging with artworks in museum programs during the school day. This session will explore the results they found, as well as the components of the study, including its design, literature review, site selection, and the challenges of working with school districts.

Learning Objectives:

• Become better able to articulate the benefits of one-time field trips to art museums.
• Become better able to consider the implications for the art museum field, as well as within your own institution’s offerings.
• Understand what is required to implement a large-scale study that measures outcomes among school audiences.

Moderator(s)

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  Michelle Grohe

  Interim Curator of Education
  Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Presenter(s)

• SD

  Stephanie Downey

  Director
  Randi Korn & Associates
• 

  Amanda Krantz

  Managing Director
  Randi Korn & Associates