Location:
Center For Leadership In Education

Cost:
$40 CAMLS Members
$48 Affiliate Members
$65 Non-members
Free for guests/speakers
Veggie Available

Deadline: Monday, October 27, 2022
Limit: 35
Registered Now: 0
Contact Hours: 6

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**Notes:
Full-day workshop, tour of the exhibit, materials as provided by presenters, morning coffee, and lunch.

For forty years, the experiences of the children, educators, families, and community of Reggio Emilia, Italy, have spoken to the great power and potential in every child. These experiences have stressed the ability of children to teach us to learn with joy, to tell story in many "languages," and to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. Today, advocates for children from all over the world study the work of Reggio Emilia through reading, discussion, and, whenever possible, visiting and studying the well-traveled exhibit, "The Hundred Languages of Children." For a limited time only, this exhibit will reside in Elyria and this affords us an invaluable opportunity to dialogue with the experiences of Reggio and to explore its meaning for our own work with youth in a library context.

Course Content

• Principles of Reggio Emilia:
• Tour: The Hundred Languages of Children
• Guided Small-Group Reflection
• Panel Discussion
• Revisit the Exhibit
• Large Group Reflection
• Open-ended Art Experiences as Story
• Laura McFalls, Atelierista, Kids Play, Green, Ohio