Where are these unusual schools?, Venice, Reggio Emilia, Rome, In which country is Reggio Emilia?, Greece, Germany, Italy, What is the learning system called?, The Reggio Emilia Approach, The Forest Approach, The Boat School Approach, Who studies in these schools?, Young children, Only adults, University students, How do the children learn?, Only through tests, Through creative activities, Only by reading textbooks, What can children use to express their ideas?, Only writing, Only computers, Art, music and movement, What is the idea called?, The hundred school rules, The hundred teachers, The hundred languages of children, What are the classrooms like?, Small and boring, Bright and creative, Dark and empty, Which material can children use?, Clay, Glass bottles only, Car engines, What is an atelier?, A special art room, A school bus, A dining room, What do teachers do?, Give tests all day, Listen to children’s ideas, Choose every activity for them, How do children often work?, Only with their parents, Alone all day, Together on projects, How do teachers document learning?, With tickets, With notes and pictures, With school uniforms, Who is an important part of school life?, Parents, Tourists, Bus drivers, What can children learn from?, Only textbooks, Only television, Teachers, families, other children and the environment

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