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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2025 · 43 MIN

RECAP The Podcast: S4:EP8 Morgan Fail: Museum Education

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🎙️Welcome to the RECAP podcast! 👋Today we welcome the wonderful Morgan Fail...Morgan is the Learning Coordinator for History at the Great North Museum: Hancock, part of Newcastle University and North East Museums. Her role is to lead on the history programming for formal and informal learning through school facilitation and project delivery. As well as leading rep for GEM NE, Morgan is a previous chair for Hadrian’s Wall Learning and Engagement Forum, Sandford Award Assessor, a board member for GEM and runs a network for cultural engagers who work with Home Educated families in the region. Morgan has worked in the sector for 15 years working in education roles in various venues, facilitating science, arts, history and local history activity and is passionate about finding new ways to provide home educated families opportunities to engage with the sector.💬It was so much fun talking to Morgan, let us know in the comments what you thought!🔗Links:GEM: https://gem.org.uk/Home Education toolkit by Nicky McIntosh: https://gem.org.uk/resource/supporting-museums-to-engage-children-educated-outside-of-school/https://www.linkedin.com/in/morgan-fail-45401041/

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