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Standards Charts correlate permanent Smithsonian exhibitions with the national education standards. If you have registered for a standard or individualized tour, request preparation materials from the museum educators. In some cases these materials will automatically be sent to you upon registration. Also ask if online materials are available. Visual Arts Standards Science Standards U.S. History Standards World History Standards Extend Your Field Trip! Students learn by making connections between prior knowledge and new information. After they have seen the exhibit, ask them to discuss what they just learned.