Reggio Emilia Aotearoa New Zealand

This is the second evening of conversations in the series and brought to us three special people from Mana Tamariki Kohanga Reo in Palmerston North. Brenda Soutar, Miria Wipaki and Sherry Centeno. At Mana Tamariki, the whanau make a commitment to speak to their child and all other children enrolled at all times in Maori. The kohanga is part of the whole school; incorporating a kura for students until they leave after year 13.
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Please find attached Anne’s thoughts on her recent Study Tour to Reggio Emilia

Reggio Emilia Study – reflections on I-T provision

Conversations 2010 handout 

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 Reggio Emilia Study – reflections on I-T provision

What a wonderful start to the series of three Conversations.  Thank you to Anne Meade and Rachel Denee from Daisies Childcare for coming and sharing your thoughts,  impressions and reflections following your recent Tour to Reggio Emilia.

Aotearoa New Zealand and Reggio Emilia; the space between

The first of three great evenings at Kohia Centre in Auckland was held on Monday 19th July.  The next evening is Monday 23rd August with Brenda Soutar and Miria Wipaki from Mana Tamariki.  The third and final evening is with Sally Groenhart: The Crib Matakana.  If you have missed out on attending please join the online conversation.  The first comment has now been posted.

Conversations are now fully booked, no places are now available.  There are 55 people registered to attend this series of three presentations and conversations