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Suzanne Cotton on Instagram: "Here’s a little peek into the classroom set-up happening now! Don’t forget, educators, it’s not too late to sign up for our virtual professional development event entitled “Becoming Reggio: Fostering Curiosity and Connection in your Early Childhood Setting.” It’s happening Thursday, August 31 at 8 PM EST. Click the link in bio to get registered! #reggioinspired #reggioinspiredteachers #reggioprovocation #reflection #identitymatters…

When planning for an inquiry topic or unit, careful thought and attention needs to go into the kinds of learning environments to create. Teachers need to consider what types of learning environments encourage students to think independently, which ones support teamwork, and which ones encourage a community-based approach to inquiry.

And just like that… Our classrooms are ready for the new school year. We love the magic of new beginnings! 💖 Circle of Friends is a beautiful place to grow!

It’s not just another classroom with neutral colours, stones, and baskets. We live in Muskoka and our environment as the third teacher reflects our culture of living and how we encourage chil…

Something that I learned about during my years in college that still permeates my classroom and pedagogy is the Reggio Emilia approach to early education. I am not a teacher in a Reggio school nor have I attended a study tour in Reggio Emilia, Italy, but I am passionate about the approach and how it

Let's take a deeper look at the details in Nammi's room. There is a lot of inspiration! Click to see the beautiful pictures!