WOW! Our Readers are Awesome:Look for a treasure in your inbox every​ FRIDAY morning!

When the COVID pandemic altered our world, The Museum of Teaching and Learning realized that some things had to change. Traveling exhibitions went into storage; volunteers, interns, and independent contractors switched to working from home; and MOTAL meetings went to Zoom. To accomplish our mission, we also began to write and publish regular email blast articles.


For two years now, we’ve provided an intriguing, informative, and trustworthy story in your inbox every Tuesday and Friday morning. You told us you loved reading our pieces, and the word got out. Our list of subscribers grew to 1,000. If you scroll below you will see that we reach an astounding diversity of subscribers.
 
Excellent! Very interesting! I really enjoy reading
MOTAL's presentations. Thanks!
 
Thank you for this interesting information.
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SCHEDULE CHANGE
Now, as COVID enters a calmer phase, change is in the wind for MOTAL. Feature articles will arrive in inboxes one day a week, on FRIDAYS. Why? The museum’s attentions must return to sending out traveling exhibitions to new venues throughout California and the West.


And now, with $500,000 in hand, MOTAL must pick up where we left off in the development of our new MOBILE EXHIBITION. (Thank you, State of California). The “Ready-to-Roll Premiere” will occur in early summer 2023. The exhibition’s working title: Your Baby’s Amazing Brain, and it will be AWESOME, with meaningful take-home ideas supported by engaging, interactive technology. Thanks to generous partner institutions, the mobile exhibition will open its doors at an impressive sequence of museums, colleges, community centers, malls, courthouses, city halls—and more. The exhibition will welcome people of all ages, but the messaging will be directed to parents, and all those individuals who care for, and care about, young children from birth to age five.

GUESS WHO?
MOTAL’s followers are individuals from across the nation, both active in their careers and retired. They represent a wide array of backgrounds, including:
Artists
Teachers (Secondary and Elementary)
School principals (Elementary and Secondary)
Authors
Journalists
Professors
Education
Business
Science and Mathematics
Health and Human Services
Communications
Liberal Arts
Real Estate Sales and Development
Early Childhood Teachers, Administrators
Foundation Leaders
University/College Deans
University/College Presidents
College Trustees
Chancellor’s Office Leaders
Adult Ed Specialists
Museum Curators, Directors, Board Members
School District Superintendents
County Office Superintendents
State Superintendents
Graduate Students
Scientists
Chamber of Commerce Officers
School Board Members
City Council Members
Parents
Grandparents
County Board of Supervisors
State Legislators
Book Publishing Officers
Museum Officers
Book Editors
Small Business Owners
Psychologists
Lawyers
Corporate Executives
Museum Exhibition Developers
Nonprofit CEOs
And (as far as we know) one Book Indexer
Plus many individuals we want to get to know better!


Stick with MOTAL. We’re going places!


Submitted by
Greta Nagel
President and CEO