In the spring of 2009, after years of planning, the Remida center opened in Trondheim,Norway. Remida was inspired by similar centers in Italy which were inspired, in turn, by aneducational philosophy known as the Reggio Emilia approach to pedagogy. Evolving in theItalian town of Reggio Emilia after World War II, the Reggio Emilia approach represented aresponse to the fascist ideology and totalitarian thinking of the previous decades. In theReggio Emilia approach, education was considered a dynamic, intersubjective process.Dialogue,
“free thought,” a sense of community, and mutual respect were considered key.
Sp
ecial attention was paid to developing a child’s aesthetic sense.
In the late 1960s, atelierswere introduced into infant-toddler centers and preschools in the town of Reggio Emilia.Later, inspired by these school-ateliers and in collaboration with the to
wn’s environmental
organization, the first Remida center opened.
In the spring of 2009, after years of planning, the Remida center opened in Trondheim,Norway. Remida was inspired by similar centers in Italy which were inspired, in turn, by aneducational philosophy known as the Reggio Emilia approach to pedagogy. Evolving in theItalian town of Reggio Emilia after World War II, the Reggio Emilia approach represented aresponse to the fascist ideology and totalitarian thinking of the previous decades. In theReggio Emilia approach, education was considered a dynamic, intersubjective process.Dialogue,“free thought,” a sense of community, and mutual respect were considered key.Special attention was paid to developing a child’s aesthetic sense.In the late 1960s, atelierswere introduced into infant-toddler centers and preschools in the town of Reggio Emilia.Later, inspired by these school-ateliers and in collaboration with the town’s environmentalorganization, the first Remida center opened.
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