Interpreting Your Story: The PAIR Model of Success WorkshopPerfect for employees & docents, the PAIR Model will help deliver a positive & meaningful interpretive experience at your site.
Every organization strives for successful interpretation; the ability to convey their story in a meaningful way. Unfortunately, it sometimes slips through our fingers as we plan for a big event, search for the next grant or clean a dirty bathroom. Luckily, there is an interpretive model that can be implemented in order to facilitate a high-quality visitor experience. Used by the National Park Service (NPS), the PAIR Model effectively breaks down frontline interpretation into four components:
This insightful model will be presented by Allyson Mathis of the NPS. Through interactive discussions and activities, participants will learn how to use the PAIR Model when delivering programs or informally talking with visitors. Allyson Mathis is the science and education outreach coordinator for the Division of Science and Resource Management at Grand Canyon National Park. She currently works within the NPS to train newly employed park interpreters in the PAIR Model.
For more information, call 319.234.4567.
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