Description
This practical book shows teachers what Reggio-inspired experiences look like in primary classrooms. Based on extensive classroom experience, the real-life examples explore how teachers can observe children to better motivate, engage, and inspire them. Teachers will find simple ways to guide children to become effective problem solvers and build deeper learning in reading, writing, oral language, and listening. The hands-on activities revolve around topics children care about and are designed to foster skills in communication, collaboration, and finding meaning in the world around them. This mixture of theory and Reggio-inspired practices puts the child at the centre of their learning.
Author Bio
Jennifer Kelly works with the Provincial Outreach Program for the Early Years (POPEY) team as a teacher consultant in British Columbia, Canada. Jen has over 20 years of experience in primary teaching. She completed her PhD through the University of British Columbia with a focus on professional learning for teachers. With a passion for literacy learning in the early years, Jen is able to infuse theory and practice when working with primary teachers.
