Henry attends a preschool with a low teacher/child ratio and ample opportunity for creative expression. Henry is engaged in a long-term art project that he chose in which he is making dinosaurs out of clay. Which child-centered approach does Henry's preschool most likely resemble?

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Lilia Burns

Social Studies

19 May, 05:35

Henry attends a preschool with a low teacher/child ratio and ample opportunity for creative expression. Henry is engaged in a long-term art project that he chose in which he is making dinosaurs out of clay. Which child-centered approach does Henry's preschool most likely resemble?

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Marcel Lang · Answer 1

Answer: it is called the Reggio Emilia

Explanation:

According to reaserch by philosophers, The Reggio Emilia is an approach educational philosophy that has it primary purpose focused on preschool and primary education.

If is described as student centred which means it is more focused on the students and their abilities to do things.

It involves experiential learning in relationship-driven environments.

It supports the principles of responsibility through children exploring things and discovering things on their own.

It assumes that kids in their early age can form their own personality with which they are able to express themselves in different ways which can be thorough painting, sculpting and drama.