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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What training did you receive in Italy that made you invaluable to becoming a better teacher? How was that content not able to be delivered stateside?

The real question is why do you care about this?  If you don’t like the training/philosophy, put your kid in a different school.   Your aggressive behavior is not acceptable.   [/quote]

The questions she asked were pertinent.  Why do you say she is being aggressive?  Your response was the aggressive one.  I would like someone to answer why you have to go to Italy to learn the philosophy as well and how that makes you a better teacher.  Does a teacher who teaches to Piaget need to go to France? Here’s the rub.  Reggio is child guided.  I do not trust a two, three or four year old to guide a curriculum especially as a preschool’s purpose is to get children Kindergarten ready.  Children do not know what they need to learn to be Kindergarten ready.  Teachers do.  This can be done with a happy medium of learning through play.  But to have children run this process is only allowing for one thing: the child will enjoy playing.  Again, why pay for your child to just play?   My opinion.  No need to tackle me PP with your aggressive response. [/quote]

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