Grand Rapids Children’s Museum earns national recognition for hands-on learning
With an eye to transforming a child’s environment into a hands-on learning and growth experience, the Grand Rapids Children’s Museum was one of three to garner national attention this month for its innovative programs, bringing home honors and a cash award.
With an eye to transforming a child’s environment into a hands-on learning and growth experience, the Grand Rapids Children’s Museum was one of three to garner national attention this month for its innovative programs, bringing home honors and a cash award.
According to excerpts from the story:
WASHINGTON, DC — The Association of Children’s Museums (ACM) and VSA arts announced the 2008 Universal Design for Learning Awards recipients on April 26 during ACM’s annual meeting,
InterActivity 2008, in Denver. Three children’s museums were recognized for demonstrating learning standards for inclusive hands-on learning experiences.
Grand Rapids Children’s Museum (MI) received a Universal Design for Learning Award for its efforts to create an accessible environment for all children. The museum partners with area organizations and individuals to create Connor’s Friends: An Evening for Children with Autism.
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