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Early Childhood

Aesthetic Codes in Early Childhood Classrooms: What Art Educators Can Learn from Reggio Emilia

Pages 33-39 | Published online: 22 Dec 2015

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Marissa McClure. (2011) Child as Totem: Redressing the Myth of Inherent Creativity in Early Childhood. Studies in Art Education 52:2, pages 127-141.
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Teresa Strong-Wilson & Julia Ellis. (2007) Children and Place: Reggio Emilia's Environment As Third Teacher. Theory Into Practice 46:1, pages 40-47.
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Zehava Toren. (2007) Attitude towards Artwork in the Israeli Kindergarten and the Reproduction of Social Status. Studies in Art Education 48:2, pages 172-188.
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Annette Swann. (2005) The Role of Media and Emerging Representation in Early Childhood. Art Education 58:4, pages 41-47.
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Alice Wexler. (2004) A Theory for Living: Walking with Reggio Emilia. Art Education 57:6, pages 13-19.
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Patricia Tarr. (2003) Reflections on the Image of the Child: Reproducer or Creator of Culture. Art Education 56:4, pages 6-11.
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Pat Villeneuve. (2001) The Editorial Challenge. Art Education 54:3, pages 4-5.
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