#reggio

[veroves]

[archaeologs]

Chalcidian Ware: Black-figured pottery found in Etruria and the Chalcidian colony of Rhegium (modern Reggio) in Italy. The style included lettering of the inscriptions as part of the decoration. Learn more https://www.archaeologs.com/w/chalcidian-ware/

[quelragazzodalcuoretroppofragile]

Scusate se non uso più Tumblr.

Purtroppo anche qui è pieno di:

zoccole, donne in cerca di soldi, tizie in cerca di attenzioni, e nudini a pagamento, malati mentali, persone false o con scopi.

Sinceramente non mi serve un social bordello ne il sito blu. Che andassero a lavorare.

E se cerco di fare amicizia sono stanco di conoscere o malati di mente, o donne insoddisfatte di attenzioni e di malesseri, o persone disoneste, o persone che se non le tratti coi piedi spariscono perché ti comporti bene.

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[matthewdwhite]

Reggio, LA 6/12 (a, b); 7/21

[teachingjourney-blog]

An Indian Raja made a deal to give a girl named Rani one grain of rice doubled each day for 30 days. This beautiful story is a wonderful mathematical inquiry! With grade four children, we explored this book in depth. How many grains of rice did Rani receive after 30 days? Did she make a good deal? Lots of great discussion and addition operations emerged from this exploration!

[ilterzouomo]

[probablynotcavolo]

i love teaching

i dont think teaching tumblr is a thing, especially reggio tumblr but damn it, teaching is so amazing, and learning about it is so fun too. the learning brings up a lot of frustrations for me though.

the reggio emilia approach owns my heart, and im constantly frustrated by its inaccessibility to low income american families because rich white ladies would rather make a quick buck than actually live out the curriculum that they claim to so boldly espouse.

i don’t think you should be able to call yourself reggio-inspired if you don’t have a robust and widely accessible tuition-assistance program. Reggio Emilia as a town makes it their mission to provide education for every 0-6 year old in the town, not the ones that can afford $3,000 a month for their infant to attend school every month.

[rvexillology]

Today, 224 years ago in this very room (in Reggio Emilia) the Italian Tricolor was born. Happy Flag day from Italy!

from /r/vexillology Top comment: Green for pesto, white for parmigiano reggiano, red for tomato sauce