The child as protagonisti. The child as having rights should have opportunities to develop their intelligence and to be made readyfor successii. The child as an active constructor of knowledge have innate desire to discover, learn, and make sense of world be active in the discovery and construction of solutions to meaningfulquestions and problems “authors of their own learning” (Malaguzzi)iii. The children as a researcher question what they see, hypothesize solutions, predict outcomes,experiments, and reflect on their discoveries further refine and clarify their understanding, and expanding the richness oftheir thinkingiv. The child as a social being have social construction of knowledge through their relationships withincontext of collaboration, dialogue, conflict, negotiation, and cooperation withpeers and adults communicate through language, any of “the hundred languages of children”,which is essential to bringing meaning to knowledge The image of the children conceptualizing an image of the child as competent, inventive, and full ofideas