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Many documentaries and media productions play on the audio visual styles Reggio popularized in the film.

This seems to be another take on montessori + some reggio emilia and other bits.

Children seem to demonstrate when given support to explore their curiosities as a gateway to learning (Similar to Reggio Emelia approaches).

My SO lives in Reggio Emilia, a city of 150k+ it's impossible to get a decent croissant for breakfast, it's crazy.

I’ve been joking that soon you won’t be able to take your kid anywhere without a montessori/waldorf/reggio franchise.

I have no idea which is better, but his teachers at the Reggio school seem to like it.

From the article: [Company] has tested a small model of the reservoirs in wave tanks and off the coast of Reggio Calabria, Italy.

Learning more about the Reggio Emelia approach might help parents curious about this, it has been quite surprising how much is possible naturally.

The huge machine is still on display at the Caffe Reggio in NYC.

Last, but not least is a Reggio Emilia child development / care program.

In Manhattan, all the preschools we looked at were either Montessori style or Reggio Emilia approach.

We later moved him to a Reggio Emilia program for non-pedagogical reasons (there were problems with the building that the Montessori school was in).

(Reggio Emilia is similar to Montessori in that it is child-led exploration but different in that encourages multiple cross-modal forms of expression to aid comprehension.) The Reggio Emilia exhibit featured children performing a cross-modal exercise of drawing the sounds of various types of shoes walking down stairs to illustrate the "Hundred Languages of Children" concept.

The article is a moving tribute to the power of Reggio's vision and the brilliance of Glass' score.

I've been driving from Rome to Calabria for several years now and I think the Salerno-Reggio Calabria has vastly improved while still being without tolls.

All my memories of the Italian highways are from being stuck for hours on the Salerno-Reggio on what at the time looked like thousands kms of unpaved and closed roads.