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Many Hands, One Vision: 20 Principles that Built a Children's Museum and Revitalized a Downtown - Softcover

Farland-Smith, Dr Donna; Fulmer, Linda

 
9781543010831: Many Hands, One Vision: 20 Principles that Built a Children's Museum and Revitalized a Downtown

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This is an inspiring, uplifting story of a community that joins together to follow a vision for building a children’s museum. Today, the Little Buckeye Children’s Museum is a jewel of North Central Ohio, a two-story, magical place of play in downtown Mansfield. The tale of the Little Buckeye Children’s Museum is told through 20 principles for success while highlighting while the many efforts of the few and the few efforts of the many. Many Hands, One Vision in its detailed, drama filled stories, combines adventure with a celebration of the human spirit.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Donna Farland-Smith is Luke & Leo’s mom, and the Founder of The Little Buckeye Children’s Museum, Mansfield, OH. She has over a decade’s experience in the classroom and previously taught science in all grades K-12. She currently serves as an Associate Professor of Science Education in The School of Teaching & Learning at The Ohio State University-Mansfield. Her areas of expertise include teacher education, students’ perceptions toward science and scientists, and encouraging girls in science and engineering fields. She received a BA in Elementary Education and a BA Natural Science, and MA in Science Education and an Ed. D in Mathematics & Science Education from the University of Massachusetts-Lowell. Dr. Farland-Smith has co-authored the Eureka! Science Activities Series (K-2, 3-5) with NSTA Press, and has written several book chapters, and many articles about science education. Linda Fulmer began her journey on November 9, 1947, in Mansfield, OH and she lived each day as a blessing for 66 years as a resident of Ontario, OH and passed away on April 30, 2014. Earning both her Bachelor's and Master's Degree in education from The Ohio State University was an endearing accomplishment for Linda. She retired from teaching in 2004 from Ontario Middle School after 30 years of educating sixth grade students in Language Arts. In addition to being a teacher, Linda held the position as the first Ontario Recreation Coordinator, was active in the Ontario Growth Association, and served as a board member of The Little Buckeye Children's Museum. Her creativity and love of writing motivated her to be the co-author of three books. She continued her passion by writing news articles and her "Enjoying the Journey" series for the Tribune-Courier, which drew the community into her life's adventures! Ever growing and evolving; the light and energy that is Linda will continue to shine brilliantly in our universe!

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