How does the field of museum education shape the ability to translate decades-old experience into engaging ideas and activities for today’s students and their teachers? bit.ly/MuseumEd

What it’s like to see decades of work come to fruition? This story by Brenda Rindge on the front page of the Post and Courier, gives a clue. bit.ly/McDaccess Photo: Wade Spees/Staff

How do you manage change that will be coming to an area rich in history and natural resources? Recently, local leaders took a positive step forward. bit.ly/McDConsultCooksProgre…

Wonderful morning with architect Rob Robinson walking Rosebrock Park near Ashley River so he could enjoy "experiential learning" by being there, which could inform and inspire his master plan for Cook's Crossroads, SC 165 and 61. Different people walking the trails. Beautiful.

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In response to the Parkland murders and public tragedies that have happened elsewhere, here's an essay recently published of mine that suggests how museums might respond. bit.ly/gwmmcd1

Did you catch the @NBCNightlyNews @LesterHoltNBC this past Saturday? Museums responding to public tragedies has become, unfortunately, a national issue. bit.ly/McDMemor

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