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“Art is a Wonderful Place to Be”: ESL Students as Museum Learners

Marla K. ShoemakerView further author information
Pages 40-45 | Published online: 23 Dec 2015

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Arzu Ekoç. (2021) Teaching speaking with works of art in a preparatory class at university. Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching 15:5, pages 415-427.
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Johanna M. Tigert & Sheila Kirschbaum. (2019) How Museum Teachers Scaffold Emergent Bilingual Learners’ Meaning-making During Field Trips. Journal of Museum Education 44:4, pages 439-447.
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Ron Ritchhart. (2007) Cultivating a Culture of Thinking in Museums. Journal of Museum Education 32:2, pages 137-153.
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