It's relatively rare to hear a preschool described as "luxurious." But in 2007 the New York Times used just that word in praising one on the Upper East Side. What did the reporter mean, exactly?

The educational philosophy born out of the ashes of World War II lacks the strictures of the typical North American classroom By Katherine Hobson This story was originally published on Aug. 16, 2019 ...

When it's time for children to start their schooling, parents face big decisions almost immediately. Different educational philosophies are available beginning in preschool that will govern curriculum ...

Theresa Warfield set the table with ceramic plates and glass bowls. Homemade bean soup came in a bowl with a ladle; turkey sandwiches and sliced oranges on plates with tongs. Warfield and her husband, ...

In preschools across the world, "Reggio Emilia" is now synonymous with an educational approach that gives children autonomy over how they learn. The model was developed after World War II by Loris ...

Megan Gibson is affiliated with the Reggio Emilia Australia Information Exchange (REAIE). The Reggio Emilia Municipal Infant-Toddler Centres provide early childhood programs for children from birth to ...