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As a child, Megan Ennes dreamed of becoming a geologist – Now, Ennes works with children and their families to
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Contact Florida Museum of Natural History McGuire Center for Lepidoptera & Biodiversity 3215 Hull Rd Gainesville, Florida 32611-2710 352-273-2006 mennes@floridamuseum.ufl.edu X: @AFishNamedMeg Programs Museum Education Research Group Thompson Earth Systems Institute Other Affiliatio
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Megan Ennes, assistant curator of museum education – In her role, which begins July 1, Ennes will strengthen
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Megan Ennes is TESI’s Director and the assistant curator
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.: Tenure and Promotion Seminar Speaker: Megan Ennes
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This was the unexpected result Megan Ennes and co-investigator
help children understand how the world works,” said Ennes
TESI’s faculty, staff and grant recipients publish peer-reviewed content that relates to science education, outreach, and communication as well as information about environmental topics. View publications authored by our team below. By TESI Faculty and Staff Authentic Field Experiences for STEM
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In February 2020, researchers undertook a broad study of how museums used distance learning in their education programs, not anticipating the world would soon be turned on its head. With the sudden spike in the number of COVID-19 cases the following month, 90% of museums and science centers around t
stressed and undervalued,” said lead author Megan Ennes
In one of the first studies of its kind, researchers evaluated how a type of professional development, called train-the-trainer, could help teachers improve their practice. And they did it for a topic that is arguably one of the most difficult for educators to broach. “People want to talk about c
to have the conversations,” said lead author Megan Ennes
