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Is the Reggio Emilia approach a transformative or constructivist approach to learning?
> 60 days ago
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The following answer was submitted to Education.com by Dr. Susan Lyon of the Innovative Teacher Project...
"The Reggio Emilia approach is a constructivist approach to learning. The child, teacher and parent are seen as protagonists in learning. Education is based on relationships and how the system of relationships (child, teacher and parent) can build knowledge and questions together as a community of learners."
"The Reggio Emilia approach is a constructivist approach to learning. The child, teacher and parent are seen as protagonists in learning. Education is based on relationships and how the system of relationships (child, teacher and parent) can build knowledge and questions together as a community of learners."
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> 60 days ago
You can also learn more about Reggio Emilia preschools in the Education.com information center on the topic (see link below).
> 60 days ago
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