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Bicycles & Bricks, Vision & Determination
Online Conference set: narratives of the real and possible in shaping education
The Power of Blockplay: a language of construction, imagination and ideas
This session discusses a short history and principles of blockplay; what block play offers: reflecting on practice; a celebration of children’s wonderful ideas; practicalities of blockplay organisation.
Exhibit: Reggio Emilia's 'The Hundred Languages of Children' • Newcastle • 1997
Exhibit Tour: Reggio Emilia's 'the Hundred Languages of Children' • Cardiff, Belfast, Exeter, Bristol, Bradford, Glasgow • 2000
Exploratorium: The Fantastic Attic • Newcastle • 2000
Exploratorium: The Magic Wardrobe • Newcastle • 2001
Exhibit: Experiments & Encounters • Newcastle • 2002
Exhibit Tour: Reggio Emilia's 'The Hundred Languages of Children' • Manchester, Newcastle, Cambridge, Swansea, Folkestone, Birmingham, Liverpool • 2004 - 5
Exploratorium: Floor Four • Newcastle • 2004
Evaluations etc
Cambridge Hundred Languages exhibit 2004 report - Enemies of Boredom
Bicycles & Bricks, Vision & Determination Seminar One
'Loris Malaguzzi's pedagogical influence and contemporary importance.' Professor Peter Moss
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Bicycles & Bricks, Vision & Determination Seminar Three
'The Women and the Schools of Reggio Emilia.' Professor Sabine Lingenauber & Janina L. von Niebelschütz, University of Fulda, Germany