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This free, downloadable magazine comes direct from Reggio Emillia. It is bilingual Italian-English, extremely inspirational, and an invaluable resource.

Click on "Documentation Examples" and then "Examples of documentation that is shared more widely" to see documentation from two actual Reggio Emilia projects.

Sylvia Chard's site "provide[s] readers with resources to enable them to carry out projects wherever they may work with children."

A listserv (e-mail forum) for people interested in Reggio. You may subscribe to receive individual e-mails or a daily digest.

Extracted from Chapter 5, "The Disciplined Mind: Beyond Facts And Standardized Tests, The K-12 Education That Every Child Deserves", Howard Gardner, 2000

A great article, with photographs, about the aesthetic environments of the Reggio schools and art studios and how they enhance learning.

Another great article by Patricia Tarr, on reflecting how what we display on our walls affects our children’s learning

If you don't have the money to purchase videos, I suggest contacting the nearest university's early childhood education department and asking if they are willing to lend them out. We were able to borrow videos for self-directed inservice workshops.

Exhibition of the Municipal Infant-Toddler Centres and Preschools. This is a traveling exhibit and moves to a new location in North America each year.

This free, downloadable issue of ReChild was dedicated to the exhibit.

This collaborative among three schools in St. Louis offers site visits ("delegation days"), workshops, and conferences.

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