The NC Reggio Emilia Collaborative seeks to cultivate the strong potential of all children through a community vision for education.
“The Wonder of Learning: The Hundred Languages of Children” exhibit features the work of the young
children and educators of Reggio Emilia, Italy, a town that gives approximately 15% of its budget to operate what are considered the best inclusive infant-toddler and preschool programs in the world. This inspiring exhibit will be free and open to the public at Northgate Mall January-May 2017, with p
04/24/2024
Hello educators!
Here's a fantastic PD opportunity this summer for thinking about racial justice and early math- I've been doing a fellowship with this group all year, and the way they're thinking about math and justice is very aligned with Reggio-Inspired teaching. It's in Chicago in June, hope you'll join me there! Reach out with any questions...
https://earlymath.erikson.edu/national-meeting/
The NC Reggio Emilia Collaborative was formed by a group of North Carolina educators after hosting The Wonder of Learning, the traveling exhibit from Reggio Emilia, in 2017. The title and focus of our Wonder of Learning initiative in North Carolina was Cultivating the Strong Potential of All Children: Growing a Community Vision for Education. Through this project, many valuable connections and partnerships formed, laying the groundwork for future collaborations. Thus our Wonder of Learning host committee established the NC Reggio Emilia Collaborative to reflect the importance of a shared vision for education as well as to create energy, conversation, and action around how we as a community wish to cultivate the strong potential of all children.