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In Dialogue
with Reggio Emilia
Listening,
Researching and Learning |
By
Carla Rinaldi.
This book offers a collection of Carla Rinaldi’s
most important articles, lectures, and interviews
from 1994 to the present day, organized around
a number of themes and with a full introduction
which contextualises each piece of work. The topics
discussed include: the thought and legacy of Loris
Malaguzzi, the uniqueness of the Reggio Emilia
Approach, current issues in education and the
meaning of being a teacher today, the role of
creativity in education, the teaching/learning
relationship, participation, and assessment. Closing
with an interview of Rinaldi by Peter Moss and
Gunilla Dahlberg, the author discusses her current
work and her reflections on Reggio’s past,
present, and future.
Text in English
Published by RoutledgeFalmer
2005, 192 pages |
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The Diary of Laura
Perspectives on a Reggio Emilia Diary |
An assemblage of affectionately
written notes and photographs, the
original diary chronicles the journey
of one child’s first month in a infanttoddler
centre in Reggio Emilia.
First published in Italian in 1983,
the diary is now available for the first
time in English.
Text in English
Published by Readleaf Press
2008, 142 pages
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The Hundred
Languages of Children
The
Reggio Emilia Approach Advanced Reflections |
Edited
by Carolyn Edwards, Lella Gandini, and George
Forman.
A comprehensive introduction to the Reggio Emilia
Approach, covering history and philosophy, the
parent perspective, methods of teaching, school
and system organization and the use of space and
physical environments, this second edition includes
many entirely new chapters and an updated list
of resources, along with original chapters
revised and extended.
Text in English
Published by Ablex Publishing Corporation (USA)
1998 (2nd edition), 488 pages |
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Art and creativity in Reggio Emilia
Exploring the role and potential
of ateliers
in early childhood education |
By Vea Vecchi
This book explores the contribution
of art and creativity to early education,
and examines the role of the atelier
and atelierista in the Preschools of Reggio
Emilia. It does so through the experience
of Vea Vecchi, atelierista at Diana municipal
Preschool for over thirty years, and the
group of teachers and pedagogistas
of the Preschool.
Text in English
Published by Routledge
2010, 200 pages
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version ISBN 978-0-415-46878-7 |
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| Volpino, Last
of the Chicken Thieves |
A children’s
story written by Loris Malaguzzi about Volpino the
fox, a very clever, very hungry, very frustrated
chicken thief.
Available in Italian and English versions
Published by Edizioni Junior
1995, 20 pages |
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version ISBN 88-86277-43-1 |
euro
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version ISBN 88-86277-44-X |
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Beyond Quality
in Early Childhood Education and Care Postmodern
perspectives |
By Gunilla
Dahlberg, Peter Moss and Alan Pence.
Taking a broad approach, the authors relate issues
of early childhood to the sociology of childhood,
philosophy, ethics, political science and other
fields, and to an analysis of the world we live
in today. The book places these issues in a global
context and draws on work from Canada, Sweden and
Italy, including the Municipal Preschools and Infant-toddler
Centers of Reggio Emilia.
Text in English
Published by RoutledgeFalmer
1999, 206 pages |
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version ISBN 978-0-415-41849-2 |
euro
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Italian
edition published by Reggio Children
2003, 296 pages ISBN 978-88-87960-35-8 |
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| Reflections
on the Reggio Emilia Approach |
Edited
by Lilian Katz and Bernard Cesarone.
A collection of papers representing a variety
of perspectives on the
implications of the Reggio Approach on early childhood
education.
Text in English
Published by ERIC/Junior
1994, 112 pages
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