Question

Henry attends a preschool where there is a low teacher/child ratio and ample opportunity for creative expression, and he is engaged in a long-term art project of his own choosing in which he is making dinosaurs out of clay. Which approach does Henry's preschool most resemble?

Answer 1

Reggio Emilia

Explanation:

Reggio Emilia's approach is based ion the educational image of the children and human beings possessing strong potential for development and as subject rights who learn and grow in the relationship of others. This approach has been inspired by other schools. This approach focusing on the centrality of the hundred of the language across the world. In this approach, the younger gets the opportunity to encounter too many types of materials, many expressive languages, many points of view, working actively with hands, emotions, and feelings with context values the expressiveness and creativity of each child in the group.

This is some core values such as :

• The children are active participants in learning.

• The significance of the environment

• The teacher, parents, and collaborator are the significant part of the learning process.

• Making learning visible