REAIE 2023 Conference Landscapes of curiosity and creativity: In dialogue with 100 languages

Jun 29, 2023 - Jul 01, 2023

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REAIE 2023 Conference Landscapes of curiosity and creativity: In dialogue with 100 languages

Jun 29 2023 - Jul 1 2023

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REAIE Biennial Conferences provide an opportunity for educators from Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region to explore and discuss the pedagogy of schools in Reggio Emilia.

“I was moved at each and every session more than I was expecting. [The speakers] gave such a beautiful insight into early learning in their Reggio community … ‘Gaze skyward with feet firmly planted on the ground’ – such a beautiful reminder I will hold in my heart.”– Participant, 2017 Biennial Conference – Landscapes of Identity

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