One City, Many Children: Reggio Emilia, a History of the Present children's theories & drawings with perspectives on challenging linear

with perspectives on challenging linear views of teaching and embracing uncertainty in co-research

this book argues that while neoliberalism is a very powerful force

ongoing research on Children and Trees in Relationship

with a call to educators to resist returning to “normal” and instead reimagine the image of the child and the purpose of education

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One City, Many Children: Reggio Emilia, a History of the Present children's theories & drawings with perspectives on challenging linearRecounting the story of the birth and development of Reggio Emilias infant toddler centers and preschools, a narrative is developed through a number of broad themes: participation, the active role of women and womens movements, the politics of education in the citys municipal administration, the ties between pedagogy and politics, the originality of pedagogical thinking of Loris Malaguzzi and of the Reggio Emilia education project, and the strongly