A learning space: Young minds roam free amid the dinosaurs at new RAM Children's Gallery
If youngsters don’t know 100 languages when they enter the new Children’s Gallery at the Royal Alberta Museum, they’ll add a few to their repertoire before they leave.
But the languages may not be English, French, Japanese or Cree. Children will learn to speak light, wood, sand, and sculpture — all mediums known to stimulate young brains to suck up knowledge.
The multiple languages of children is part of a learning theory known as Reggio Emilia — after the storied r
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