El mundo de la infancia y la educación preescolar está en constante evolución, y para los profesores de preescolar es crucial mantenerse al día de las nuevas tendencias y estar al día de lo que está de moda. Este curso de formación para profesores de preescolar será un punto de partida para explorar los principios fundamentales, las características y los beneficios de los mejores enfoques preescolares.
La nueva edición del curso “Lo mejor para los profesores de preescolar” took place in Bologna from 09/02/2025 15/02/2025. The participants came from all across Europe, with Francesca Agius, Mandy Farrugia, Charlene Bugeja, Jessica Farrugia, Josette Grech from St Ignatius College Siggiewi Primary School in Malta, Annie Skiadopoulou, Spyridoula Iseri from 1st Kindergarten of Corfu in Greece, Niamh Clancy, Bernadette Devine, Margaret Hunt , Beatrice Gaynor from Nurtures Best in Ireland.

El curso comenzó explorando la Sistema italiano of preschool education, providing teachers with a deeper understanding of its structure and principles. During this time, participants also had the opportunity to make school presentations, sharing insights from their own institutions, which helped create a broader perspective on the diverse educational practices in Europe.

A significant focus of the course was educación inclusiva, particularly the Italian inclusive model. Teachers were introduced to the strategies used within Italy to create inclusive environments that support all children, regardless of their backgrounds or abilities, ensuring equal opportunities for all learners.

As part of the course, the group visited a Montessori school, where they had the opportunity to observe the principles in practice. This visit allowed them to see how the focus on child-centered learning is applied, with children encouraged to explore at their own pace. The school’s unique educational materials and carefully prepared environment provided further insight into how this approach fosters independence, creativity, and a love for learning. By observing these principles in action, participants gained valuable perspectives that could inspire and inform their own teaching practices

The next stop was Naturalmente Bambini, an outdoor school where participants saw children learning through play in natural environments. This experience highlighted the significance of Outdoor Education and the benefits of reconnecting children with the natural world. The teachers shared their experiences, emphasizing how outdoor learning nurtures creativity, physical health, and environmental awareness.
The course concluded with a visit to the Reggio Emilia approach, which is renowned for its innovative educational practices. At the International Center of Malaguzzi, teachers had the opportunity to explore exhibits focusing on the history, materials, and projects that are central to the Reggio Emilia philosophy. This visit offered a unique chance to dive deeper into this influential educational model, celebrated worldwide for its emphasis on creativity, collaboration, and the respect for children’s thoughts and ideas.

Cuando la semana llegó a su fin, los profesores regresaron a casa con un equipaje lleno de recuerdos y experiencias, dispuestos a integrar lo aprendido en sus propias prácticas educativas.
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Más información sobre este curso aquí.