Micah attends a preschool where there is a high teacher/child ratio and ample opportunity for creative expression. He is engaged in a long-term art project that he chose in which he is making dinosaurs out of clay. Which child-centered approach does Micah's preschool most closely resemble

Reggio Emilia

Explanation:

The Reggio Emilia Approach refers to an educational theory focused on the concept of a child with high growth potential and a target with rights who learns and develops in relationships with others. The method assumes that children should stay actively interested in the learning process, pursuing their own educational journeys. longer than when they are forcefully directed to learn topics. Child-led learning is an essential part of this approach as the child chooses when to learn about it. As per the question,  Micah's preschool resembles the Reggio Emilia Approach of educational philosophy.

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