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Can a museum object be more like a dog?
Category: Informal Science Education, Public Understanding of Science, Science education research, Science Museums
Tagged climate change, culture consumption, Informal Science Education, national zoo, Natural History Museum, participatory museum, science education, science museums, social objects
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