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Informal science learning in zoos and aquariums
BOWLER (M.T.), BUCHANAN-SMITH (H.M.) & WHITEN (A.), 2012: Assessing public
engagement with science in a university primate research centre in a national zoo. PLoS ONE
7(4). www.plosone.org
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: INFORMAL LEARNING IN ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS
ANTONIUS (O.), 1934: Die Bedeutung der Zoologischen Gärten für die volkstümliche Belehrung auf dem Gebiete der
Biologie. [The significance of zoological gardens for the popular education in the field of biology.] Der Zool. Garten
7: 217-21.
ANTONIUS (O.), 1934: Schlußwort. [Conclusion.] Der Zool. Garten 7: 222-23.
CHURCHMAN (D.), 1984: Issues regarding nonformal evaluation of nonformal education in zoos. In: KING (J.) (ed.),
1984: Proc., 1984 Bienn. Conf.. Newsletter IZE 13: 58-62.
McVAY (S.), 1987: Introduction to Conference on Informal Learning at the Zoo. Philadelphia Zoo Review 3: 4.
ROSENFELD (S.), 1979: A model for informal zoo education for casual visitors. Newsletter IZE 3: 6-17.
ROSENFELD (S.), 1980: The context of informal learning in zoos. Roundtable Reports 4(2): 1-3, 15-6.
WALTHER (R.), 1934: Die Bedeutung der Zoologischen Gärten für die volkstümliche Belehrung auf dem Gebiete der
Biologie. [The significance of zoological gardens for the popular education in the field of biology.] Der Biologe 3(10):
254-7.
WALTHER (R.), 1934: Kurze Stellungnahme zu dem vorstehenden Aufsatz des Herrn Antonius, Wien. [Brief response
on the preceding paper by Mr Antonius, Vienna.] Der Zool. Garten 7: 221-2.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: INFORMAL SCIENCE LEARNING
ABRAHAM-SILVER (L.), 2006: Valuing informal science learning environments. Science Teacher 73(1): 12.
BELL (P.), LEWENSTEIN (B.), SHOUSE (A.) & FEDER (M.) (eds.), 2005: Promoting environmentally sustainable
attitudes and behavior through free-choice learning experiences: what is the state of the game? Env. Educ. Res. 11(3):
281-95.
BRAUND (M.), 2005: Learning outside the classroom. ECSITE Newsletter 63 (Summer 2005): 10-11.
BRAUND (M.) & REISS (M.) (eds.), 2004: Learning science outside the classroom. London, RoutledgeFalmer
FALK (J.H.) (ed.), 2001: Free-choice science education: how we learn outside of school. New York, Teachers College
Press.
FALK (J.H.) & STORKSDIECK (M.), 2010: Science learning in a leisure setting. J. Res. Sc. Teaching 47(2): 194-212.
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JACQUEMYN (E.) et al, 2011: Ten ways to make teenagers enthusiastic about science and technology. Informal
Learning Review 111
JENSEN (E.) & HOLLIMAN (R.), 2009: Investigating science communication to inform science outreach and public
engagement. In: HOLLIMAN (R.) et al (eds.): Investigating science communication in the information age:
implications for public engagement and popular media. Oxford, Oxford UP.
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