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The Power of Revisiting Journeys. Engaging in a Parallel Journey. An educator sits at a low table beside a child, documenting the child’s drawing in a notebook. Photos, sketches, and notes are displayed on the wall, showing the progression of the child’s ideas over time. The scene emphasizes chronicling as a way to make children’s learning visible—capturing questions, theories, and creative expressions as they revisit and expand their ideas."

The Parallel Journeys of Educators: The Astonishing Power of Walking Beside Children

Miriam Beloglovsky

A simple mark is the beginning of the revisiting journey. The framework will guide educators to take the next steps.

Imagine the Play Possibilities with the Revisiting Journeys Framework

Miriam Beloglovsky

Children revisiting journeys to understand play and learning

Approaching Children’s Learning Through the Lens of Revisiting Journeys: The Educator as Detective

Miriam Beloglovsky

When We Silence A Voice, We Live in Darkness

Miriam Beloglovsky

Children are perceptive and notice when things are not right.

The Astonishing Perceptiveness of Young Children.

Miriam Beloglovsky

Children have the capacity to build empathy and understanding.

Discover Nurturing Kindness, Compassion and Empathy: Create a Path to Restoring Humanity

Miriam Beloglovsky

The power of play supports agency. Playing with rocks and other loose parts give children the power of making choices.

Play is The Natural Path to Children’s Agency and Resilience

Miriam Beloglovsky

Immersive Play enhances children's exploration of identity and skin colors.

Immersive Play: A New Powerful Frontier in Learning and Engagement

Miriam Beloglovsky

Colorful tissue boxes and scarves engage children in sensory-rich explorations

Creating Powerful and Sensory-Rich Spaces with Loose Parts

Miriam Beloglovsky

Developing an aesthetic lens requires us to actively engage in artistic endeavors. Dance, art, nature, museums, architecture and music can build our aesthetic lens.

10 Ways to Develop an Aesthetic Lens to Design Beautiful and Functional Early Childhood Ecosystems.

Miriam Beloglovsky