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Questioning and Theorizing – Making Sense of the World

Questioning and Theorizing – Making Sense of the World

Curiosity and Questioning, facilitated by Tania Lattanzio is a series of virtual workshops that benefits experienced educators and focuses on everyday learning experiences, learning environments and contexts leading to further intentional explorations.
REACH Online

Topic

It discusses teachers’ behaviours on how to respond to children’s learning that will challenge them further in their practices. The online workshops conducted between August and September 2020 welcomed beyond 400 attendees over the three sessions as we delved deep into the art of asking questions to provoke children’s curiosity. 

Tania Lattanzio is an experienced international educator and educational consultant. Currently the Director of Innovative Global Education, she develops and conducts professional development for educators from early childhood through to high school. A passionate educator, Tania works closely with educational institutions to specifically meet their needs through supporting school reform, making significant shifts in pedagogy and developing conceptual curriculum frameworks in both local and international settings.

Children continually theorise and question to construct meaning and make sense of the world. How do we organize learning around children’s questions and theories?

The second workshop began with the participants sharing a provocation they implemented in their classroom after the discussion in the first workshop. Thereafter, we examined theories, questions and the role of listening. The group also discussed Topics and Concepts, Emergent Curriculum and pedagogical documentation.

When

Saturday, 22 Aug 2020, 9.00am to 1.30pm

Where

Venue

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