Collaborating with Children for Effective Programming
Reggio Emilia The Reggio Emilia approach places particular emphasis on the image of the child, the environment, relationships and documentation. The curriculum is designed to support collaboration and flexible planning, and uses documentation as a way of facilitating and monitoring childrens learning. ...
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