Secondary / High School

Get involved with The Family Dinner Project

This source offer ways to get you and your community involved with The Family Dinner Project. 

Why Don't You Tell the Other Kids?

A short essay by Krechevsky about how Reggio Emilia ideas influenced her parenting See other tools for engaging families in this work on pp.151-162 in the Visible Learners: Promoting Reggio-Inspired Practices in All Schools book.

Four Weeks to Better Family Dinners

On online program to help you make family dinners a staple in your household. 

Causal Learning in the Classroom Curriculum Modules

• 1. Becoming Global Thinkers: Thinking about Distant Causes and Effects
• 2. Becoming Responsible Individuals: Understanding Distributed Causality.

The Good Collaboration Toolkit

The Good Collaboration Toolkit, a collection of materials designed to help individuals develop, nurture, and reflect on good collaborations. One can use this Toolkit for a variety of different reasons. Reasons why you may find it useful to work with the Toolkit are: →You have started a collaboration but are uncertain about who should provide leadership. →You have a launched a collaboration and are discovering that the values of your organization clash with those of another member organization. →You have held a series of meetings, and at each one, the time seems wasted.