[Theater in Brazilian science museums and centers].

Leonardo Maciel, Moreira; Martha, Marandino

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[Theater in Brazilian science museums and centers].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 22 May 2017 Portuguese Journal:Historia, ciencias, saude--Manguinhos, volume 22 Suppl (issn: 1678-4758,

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Authors: Leonardo Maciel, Moreira; Martha, Marandino;

pmid: 26785876

[Theater in Brazilian science museums and centers].

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Abstract

This qualitative research, based on a descriptive and exploratory study, examines how theater is used as a science communication strategy by Brazilian science museums and centers. Data was collected through a survey emailed to 24 Brazilian institutions identified as science museums and centers. Content analysis was performed, using cross-sectional thematic analysis. It was found that respondents' activities could be classified as approaching theater as an educational support.

Related Organizations

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Universidade de São Paulo
Brazil

Keywords

Information Dissemination, Museums, Science, Surveys and Questionnaires, Brazil, Qualitative Research, Drama, Education

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