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Childrens Museum Research Network: Play Is Workshop The data generated by SIG-2 provided a wealth of answers and questions. Review of initial study questions Participants Themes Next Steps Who We Are! Stephen Ashton,

Children’s Museum Research Network: Play Is… Workshop The data generated by SIG-2 provided a wealth of answers and questions. ● Review of initial study questions ● Participants ● Themes ● Next Steps
Who We Are! Stephen Ashton, Ph.D. Director of Audience Research and Development Thanksgiving Point Alix Tonsgard, MS Early Learning Specialist DuPage Children’s Museum Janella Watson Associate Director Providence Children’s Museum Melissa F. Swank, MPH Community Health and Program Evaluation Manager The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum
Impact of SIG-2: Research to Practice Defining Play Building A Shared Institutional Change Vocabulary & Understanding
Impact of SIG-2: Translating Findings into Action! Play Observation Training for Staff, Play Guides Mind Lab and AmeriCorps Members
Activity: Step In
Play Is… Reflection and Planning Workshop Play Worksheet Think - Pair - Share Round Table Discussion Note-Taking & Documentation
Next Steps / Action Items Take Home Play Worksheet Visit CMRN Website Review full data from SIG-2 Continue the conversation!
Thank You!

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