Here you will find all of the Reggio Emilia Institute's films.
In 2018, the Reggio Emilia Institute celebrated its 25th anniversary. We took the opportunity to celebrate with a wide range of training courses throughout the year and four new films. The films – about multilingualism, the environment as the third teacher, educational documentation, and the activities of the Reggio Emilia Institute – were released on four separate occasions during the year. Here is the film about our activities.
In 2018, the Reggio Emilia Institute celebrated its 25th anniversary. We took the opportunity to celebrate with a wide range of training courses throughout the year and four new films. The films – about multilingualism, the environment as the third teacher, educational documentation, and the activities of the Reggio Emilia Institute – were released on four separate occasions during the year. Here is the film about project-based working methods and educational documentation.
In 2018, the Reggio Emilia Institute celebrated its 25th anniversary. We took the opportunity to celebrate with a wide range of training courses throughout the year and four new films. The films—about multilingualism, the environment as the third teacher, educational documentation, and the activities of the Reggio Emilia Institute—were released on four separate occasions during the year. Here is the film about the environment as the third teacher.
In 2018, the Reggio Emilia Institute celebrated its 25th anniversary. We took the opportunity to celebrate with a wide range of training courses throughout the year and four new films. The films—about multilingualism, the environment as the third teacher, educational documentation, and the activities of the Reggio Emilia Institute—were released on four separate occasions during the year. Here is the film about 100 languages.
As part of our school project, a film was produced that addresses aspects of how Reggio Emilia inspiration can be applied in elementary school. Students, teachers, and parents were interviewed about their experiences. The film was made at two of the schools that have participated in the Reggio Emilia Institute's project for several years. Liljeforsskolan in Uppsala has students aged 6 to 9, and Fria Emilia in Boden has students aged 6 to 16.
We are offering a short free digital lecture, a film, with Leicy Olsborn Björby and Anna Söderström Ahrborn: "Working with projects and achieving the curriculum goals." The film—a conversation between two of our consultants—is a sample of one of many lectures that you can take part in as part of our program or order as commissioned training.
As part of the school project, we have produced a film that explores some of the ways in which the Reggio Emilia approach can be applied in primary schools. Pupils, teachers and parents have been interviewed about their experiences.
