The Cycle of Inquiry (COI) is a tool for emergent curriculum planning and for professional development of early childhood teachers and teacher education students. The COI includes a sequence of five organizational forms connecting analysis of documentation data with intentional planning for long-term emergent inquiry inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach. The authors discuss and analyze the COI System through examination and analysis of the work of a student in a university early childhood teacher preparation program. Through this case study, the authors explore (1) whether a preservice teacher can learn to use the COI form-driven process to plan and facilitate emergent curriculum and (2) whether a mentor can scaffold and assess the develo...
This topic of study lies at the intersection of ongoing teacher engagement in professional learning ...
Pedagogical documentation inspired by the early childhood schools of Reggio Emilia, Italy is a tool ...
This study describes changes in thinking and practice among 24 early childhood preservice teachers a...
The Cycle of Inquiry (COI) is a tool for emergent curriculum planning and for professional developme...
Gain experience with a systematic professional development model to identify key capacities needed i...
Learn how to connect your curriculum planning to children’s interests and thinking. With this book, ...
As teacher educators we work to make inquiry methodology explicit to help teacher candidates constru...
The popularity of the Reggio Emilia approach of teaching and learning has increased in early childho...
This presentation will illustrate the ways that the teacher practices within the Cycle of Inquiry sy...
Research shows that conversations and daily interaction among teachers and children is crucial for t...
This dissertation investigated how a group of early childhood teachers and I, as a facilitator, coll...
Study groups and learning circles can offer a systematic way for early childhood teachers to interac...
The purpose of this research is to examine how and to what extent preservice teachers (PSTs) who eng...
Teachers' professional learning is important for optimizing students' learning opportunities in scho...
This study describes the effects of an 11 week training for 2 preschool teachers focusing on systema...
This topic of study lies at the intersection of ongoing teacher engagement in professional learning ...
Pedagogical documentation inspired by the early childhood schools of Reggio Emilia, Italy is a tool ...
This study describes changes in thinking and practice among 24 early childhood preservice teachers a...
The Cycle of Inquiry (COI) is a tool for emergent curriculum planning and for professional developme...
Gain experience with a systematic professional development model to identify key capacities needed i...
Learn how to connect your curriculum planning to children’s interests and thinking. With this book, ...
As teacher educators we work to make inquiry methodology explicit to help teacher candidates constru...
The popularity of the Reggio Emilia approach of teaching and learning has increased in early childho...
This presentation will illustrate the ways that the teacher practices within the Cycle of Inquiry sy...
Research shows that conversations and daily interaction among teachers and children is crucial for t...
This dissertation investigated how a group of early childhood teachers and I, as a facilitator, coll...
Study groups and learning circles can offer a systematic way for early childhood teachers to interac...
The purpose of this research is to examine how and to what extent preservice teachers (PSTs) who eng...
Teachers' professional learning is important for optimizing students' learning opportunities in scho...
This study describes the effects of an 11 week training for 2 preschool teachers focusing on systema...
This topic of study lies at the intersection of ongoing teacher engagement in professional learning ...
Pedagogical documentation inspired by the early childhood schools of Reggio Emilia, Italy is a tool ...
This study describes changes in thinking and practice among 24 early childhood preservice teachers a...