Join Suzanne Axelsson from Sweden, Debi Keyte-Hartland from the United Kingdom, and others who share what Reggio-inspired practice looks and feels like in their own contexts. Suzanne and Debi will be joined by Tanya Farzaneh and Laura Salau from Seneca College's Newnham Labschool to present a local perspective. Each speaker will make a presentation and there will be opportunities for questions at the end.

Set amongst the forest at the beautiful Kortright Centre, this workshop is designed for early years educators inspired by Reggio or wanting to know more about the approach that is being practiced across the globe.

Light dinner included.

Fee $60.00 plus HST

Note to participants of The Rhythm of Learning in Nature 2016: registration is FREE for this event. You will be sent a separate registration link.