The 2007 Reggio Emilia - Landscapes of Possibility Conference has now concluded and what a conference it was! Delegates were kept busy from the moment they arrived with tours, workshops and presentations. When they were listening to presentations from our international visitors from Reggio Emilia, they were building new networks with colleagues from across Australia.
Watch this space as we will soon be posting pictures from the Conference.
Don't forget to visit the new Tasmania REsearch Network website.
www.tasresearchnetwork.com.au
Thank you for coming and Ciao!
The Hundred Languages of Children
Professional Development Program
18-28 July 2007
Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre
77 Salamanca Place. Hobart, Tasmania
The Tasmanian REsearch Network, in association with PSCTas are very pleased to be able to offer an exciting, professional development opportunity for Tasmania Early Childhood professionals. The sessions, developed around the Hundred Languages of Children Exhibiton, will be led by experienced members of the Reggio Emilia community, including speakers from the Landscapes of Possiblities Conference.
DOWNLOAD A SCHEDULE OF WORKSHOPS PROGRAM
Welcome & Invitation to the Conference
Due to an overwhelming response, registrations for this conference are now closed. There is a waiting list available, however it is quite full. If you wish to go on the waiting list contact: reie_aust@bigpond.com
Landscapes of Possibility
From the beginning of their work, over forty years ago, the educators of young children in the city of Reggio Emilia understood the need to connect their pedagogical principles, theories and philosophy with an innovative concept of organisation that would facilitate and support their practice.
This is represented in the organisation of:
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the physical environment; projects to support meaning-making and understanding
- support for the development of skills in the expressive arts
- the continous inquiry of both children and educators
- the professional learning of educators
- support for the development of relationships both with and between groups of children, educators, families and the wider community.
We are fortunate to have three educators from Reggio Emilia as Keynote Speakers at our conference and we invite our community to come together in Hobart for 4 days of Learning, Living and Making Connections.
