OSLIST Digest - 3 Aug 2005 to 4 Aug 2005 - Special issue (#2005-210) What are the possibilities of using Open Space Technology in the elementary school classroom?
ashley cooper
mail.easilyamazed at gmail.com
Fri Aug 5 10:01:36 PDT 2005
Hi Pat,
I was a teacher at a school which claimed to use the Reggio approach. A
major problem that I found was that it was difficult for many teachers and
administrators to adopt this approach at a core level. They liked how it
sounded on paper, but did not know (and were not appropriately trained) how
to follow the flow of attention, adding upon what was emerging, inviting
depth from that which was present.
I now wonder if training in OS principles would help to facilitate the
degree of awareness that is also necessary in the Reggio approach.
Thanks for making that link for me.
Ashley
On 8/5/05, Pat Black <patblack at paulbunyan.net> wrote:
>
> I have used Open Space quite a bit in the classroom at all ages and it has
> always worked. There is an interesting infant/ toddler care and preprimary
> municipal funded education system in Italy with quite a bit of history that
> is operated on self-organizing and open space principles. It is Reggio
> Emilia. The Hundred Languages of Children: The Reggio Emilia Approach edited
> by Carolyn Edwards might be of interest to those interested in this topic.
> There are Reggio Approach schools all of the world at this point since they
> have been around for some 40 odd years.
>
> Pat Black
>
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