For many parents of preschool-aged children, the beginning of the school years can be scary. When your child starts going to school, it means less parent involvement in day to day learning, and more teacher-structured lessons; less play, and more work. But a growing form of early childhood education, called the Reggio Emilia approach, is turning heads with its unique take on teaching– one which makes parents, teachers, and children equal shareholders in the learning initiative.
The Reggio approach focuses on the educational importance of community and free inquiry as its primary values.
Parents and teachers will agree: it's never too soon to start giving your child a nose for knowledge and the tools to investigate the world.
Now who wants to go back to school?
Sunday, April 7
Preparing for Reggio...
Hoping that Reggio Emilia is warmer than Leicester! Now where is my suitcase...?
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