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To Tell or Not to Tell… what’s the question?
One of the common themes between the National Zoo and the Hillwood Estate (who knew there would be common themes between a zoo and a historic mansion?) was about the decision to tell some stories, not to tell some stories, … Continue reading
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To Infinity and Beyond!
“Museums are not just storage places.” -Susan Wertheim of the National Gallery of Art Museums can be many things but their first priority is to the visitor. Families, millennials, children, adults, each museum has a visitor base that they want … Continue reading
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The 5-W’s (and one H)
All through elementary school we are taught that the “5-W’s” (Who, What, Where, When, Why) and one “H” (How) are the words you use to create questions that can start conversations, and help you learn about the world around you. … Continue reading
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Storytelling in Washington DC 