Reggio Emilia In The International Classroom
Published 1/2025
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Language: English | Size: 230.72 MB | Duration: 0h 33m
Fostering Global Citizenship, Creativity, and Collaboration through a Reggio Emilia setting
What you'll learn
New Teacher in Reggio Emilia - Where to Begin
Creating a Reggio-inspired in a Culturally Diverse Classroom
Loose Parts - What are they and how they benefit learning
Observation and Assessment in a Reggio Emilia Classroom - Alignment with EYFS, Common Core Early Learning Standards, Creative Curriculum, and IB PYP
The 3 Teachers in a Reggio Inspired Setting: Engaging Families in the Reggio Emilia Approach
Requirements
Educators who want to learn how to implement Reggio in an international classroom
Description
This course delves into the integration of the Reggio Emilia approach within international classrooms, emphasising the power of play-based, inquiry-driven learning to foster creativity, collaboration, and cultural understanding. Students will explore how Reggio Emilia complements a variety of international curricula, including Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), DC Common Core, Early Learning Standards, The Creative Curriculum, and the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program (IB PYP).Throughout the course, educators will examine the core principles of the Reggio Emilia philosophy, such as the role of the environment as the "third teacher," the documentation of learning, and the importance of children's agency in their educational journey. By engaging with case studies, hands-on activities, and reflective discussions, participants will learn how to adapt Reggio-inspired methods to support diverse, multilingual, and multicultural classrooms.The course also focuses on strategies for fostering global citizenship and creating inclusive learning environments while addressing challenges like language barriers, cultural sensitivity, and resource limitations. By the end of the course, participants will gain practical tools to design dynamic, child centred learning experiences that celebrate diversity and encourage meaningful, collaborative inquiry in international educational settings.This course outline provides a comprehensive pathway for educators to deeply engage with the Reggio Emilia approach and learn how to adapt its principles to a variety of international educational settings.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction: A New Teacher in Reggio Emilia - Where to Begin
Lecture 1 A New Teacher - Where to Begin
Section 2: Creating a Reggio-Inspired Classroom in a Culturally Diverse Setting
Lecture 2 Creating aa Reggio-Inspired Classroom in a Culturally Diverse Setting
Section 3: Loose Parts - What Are They and How They Benefit Learning in a Reggio Emilia
Lecture 3 Loose Parts - What are they and how they benefit learning in Reggio Emilia
Section 4: Observation and Assessment in a Reggio Emilia Classroom
Lecture 4 Integrating Frameworks in a Reggio Emilia Classroom
Lecture 5 Common Core Early Learning Standards and Reggio Emilia
Lecture 6 Creative Curriculum and Reggio Emilia
Lecture 7 PYP and Reggio Emilia
Section 5: The 3 Teachers in a Reggio Emilia-Inspired Setting
Lecture 8 Parents as the Child's First Teacher, The Teacher, and The Environment.
Teachers, TA's, Early Childhood Leaders
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Reggio Emilia In The International Classroom
