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Books by Jeff Patchen
  | | In Principle, In Practice(1st Edition) Museums as Learning Institutions (Learning Innovations Series) by Susan Foutz, John H. Falk, Lynn D. Dierking, John Howard Falk, Sue Allen, David Anderson, Tamsin Astor-Jack, Lynn Baum, Jane Blankman-Hetrick, David E. Chesebrough, Kirsten M. Ellenbogen, Cecilia Garibay, Des Griffin, Janette Griffin, Joshua Gutwill, Jeff Hayward, Joe E. Heimlich, Gretchen M. Jennings, David J. Johnson, Julie I. Johnson, Christine Klein, Emlyn Koster, Jessica J. Luke, Mary Ellen Munley, Jeff Patchen, Erminia Pedretti, Deborah L. Perry, Ann Grimes Rand, Christine A. Reich, Léonie Rennie, Randy C. Roberts, Shawl Rowe, Jerry Schubel, Beverly Sheppard, Barbara Soren, Michael Spock, Martin Storksdieck, Dave Ucko, Robert "Mac" West, Kimberlee Kiehl Whaley, Lynn Diane Dierking, Falk/Dierking/Foutz Paperback, 338 Pages, Published 2007 by Altamira Press ISBN-13: 978-0-7591-0977-3, ISBN: 0-7591-0977-X "The science museum field has made tremendous advances in understanding museum learning, but little has been done to consolidate and synethesize these findings to encourage widespread improvements in practice. By clearly presenting the most current knowledge of museum learning, In Principle, In Practice aims to promote effective programs and exhibitions, identify promising approaches for future research, and develop strategies for imple ..." |
 | | Ugly Babies (Volume 1) by James Ward Kirk, Erik Gustafson, David Eccles, Matt Kurtz, Angela Meadon, Joseph Patchen, Bruce L. Priddy, David S. Pointer, Matthias Jansson, Stephanie M. Wytovich, Andrew Freudenberg, Neil Baker, Ken Macgregor, Dan Dillard, David Greske, Mark Slade, Stephen Cooney, Jeff Swenson, Niall Parkinson, Sydney Leigh, Michael Faun, R.T. Tandy Paperback, 240 Pages, Published 2013 by James Ward Kirk Publishing ISBN-13: 978-0-615-89830-8, ISBN: 0-615-89830-0 "There’s nothing quite like the birth of a child. Children are born in our likenesses. We treasure their beauty...their innocence...we marvel as they take their first breath outside a mother’s womb. In a perfect world, babies are miracles. But as we know, the world is not always perfect. What happens when we allow ourselves to conceptualize the horrible possibilities...the terrifying consequences of childbirth gone wrong...the unimaginab ..." |