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Articles related to "Maria Montessori"
What is Montessori? Maria Montessori, the first Italian woman doctor, while working with children in the early 1900's created an educational philosophy and method now know as Montessori. maria montessori • montessori philosophy • montessori method • the absorbent mind • sensitive periods
Appreciating Teachers With many Teacher Appreciation Day/Week events coming up in the next few months, this article gives a little of the history of Teacher Appreciation Day, and some links to those who deserve appreciation for their work with children. teacher appreciation • national teacher day • teachers • helen keller • maria montessori
Biography of Marie Montessori The Montessori Method of teaching has been making a strong comeback over the past decade. maria montessori • biography marie montessori • founder montessori method • montessori • montessori education
Exploring Temperature in Montessori Montessori takes the tactile sense a step further by specifying activities for the thermic sense as a safety measure. montessori • temperature • maria montessori • sensorial curriculum • thermic bottles
Maria Montessori (1870 -1952) During her famed medical career, Maria Montessori developed an interest in the educational needs of children which challenged accepted traditional teaching practice. montessori first italian female doctor • montessori educational pioneer • montessori family background • montessori and medicine • montessori educational programme
Teaching Color in Montessori Maria Montessori designed the Color Tablets for use in the Sensorial area to teach children about the colors of the Earth, and to refine the visual sense. sensorial curriculum • teaching colors • montessori color boxes • maria montessori • primary colors
Teaching Sound in Montessori Children learn about sound first by understanding silence, then through independent auditory activities in the Sensorial area. montessori • sensorial curriculum • auditory sense • silence • maria montessori
The Direct Aims of the Practical Life Curriculum The purpose of the Practical Life curriculum in Montessori is to teach concentration, coordination, control, independence, and order to lay the foundation for learning. montessori practical life • everyday living • concentration • coordination • control
What is a Montessori School? The Montessori philosophy is based upon allowing children to learn at their own pace. Learn why this approach to learning is popular with many homeschoolers. montessori school • home school • montessori materials • maria montessori • stoll lillard
Women In Health History Part three of women in health history focusing in the classroom. maria montessori • elisabeth kubler-ross • florence rena sabin
Montessori and Her Method of Teaching Traces the early life and later influences of Maria Montessori, leading to the Montessori Method she pioneered. montessori method • montessori method of teaching • maria montessori • montessori self-expression • montessori influences
Educating Children the Montessori Way This article examines the brief history, method and principles of the Montessori method of education. maria montessori • educational beliefs • children • teachers • stages of development
Montessori 1 - 10 Counting Activities Montessori counting 1-10 can be taught using several techniques, including Sandpaper Numerals, Number Rods, Spindle Boxes, Bead Stair, and Cards and Counters. montessori counting • montessori materials techniques • maria montessori • sandpaper numerals • number rods
Sensory Education in Montessori Maria Montessori further breaks down the five basic senses into nine isolated senses, each addressed in her sensorial curriculum. sensory education • maria montessori • sensorial curriculum • visual sense • tactile
Teaching Shape in Montessori Montessori concretely introduces shapes first as three-dimensional, then later as two-dimensional, emphasizing use of the hand. Next the child creates those shapes. maria montessori • form • three-dimensional shapes • two-dimensional shapes • plane shapes
Children's Television Influencing Health The article discusses how children who watch a lot of television can suffer from physical, emotional and mental health. It also emphasises the importance of 'movement/exercise' in order to gain overall health. There is information from research findings, as well as my own opinion on the issue. watching television • health • research • movement • passivity
The Skills of a Toddler The article outlines difficulties toddlers undergo when lacking Fine Motor and Gross Motor skills. Teaching basic skills in the correct sequence can ensure mastery in the higher,more complex skills. The article draws on information from the 'Australian Institute of Learning' as well as 'Maria Montessori'. toddlers • fine motor skills • gross motor skills • movement • speaking
Montessori and Discipline You may have heard rumors about what Montessori said about discipline; now let's check with the source. discipline • classroom discipline • classroom management • discipline • montessori
How to Choose a Montessori Preschool Some schools claim to be Montessori, but parents must know what questions to ask and what to look for during a school visit in order to find a true Montessori preschool. choosing a preschool • montessori preschool • school visit • montessori philosophy • early childhood
Is School a Prison? The article discusses how traditional state schools do not meet the needs of students, especially boys (as stated in the Sunday Herald Sun). It compares the traditional Victorian system with the Montessori system of schooling. mainstream • inflexible • strict • curriculum • stationary
Teaching Writing in Montessori The hands-on approach in Montessori prepares the child's pencil control for writing in several ways. teach montessori writing • pencil control activities • pre-writing skills • fine motor control • practical life exercises
The Montessori Teacher's Role as Observer When the Montessori teacher is sitting off to one side observing her classroom, she is better able to fulfill the needs of her students. montessori directress • observation • classroom environment • classroom management technique • monitoring child development
Finding the Italian American Connection The history and culture of Italy has created a very diverse group of Italian Americans, with many who cannot identify with their heritage. italian american heritage • italian heritage • italian american heritage month • italian american • evolution of italy
Mental Illness The history of mental illness reveals that there are a few ways we tend to intervene, ways that, over time, come and go. Who is served by these interventions? mental illness • history of mental illness • postmodernism and mental illness • itard • wild boy of aveyron
September Montessori Holiday Celebrations Montessori celebrations in September offer an ideal opportunity to teach children about respecting others, promoting peace and the changing of the seasons. montessori • montessori holiday celebrations • september holidays • national grandparent's day • international day of peace
What? Maria and Siegfried? Two of the Six Major Learning Models montessori • direct instruction model • children • parents • activities
Preschool at Home A look at home preschooling on a limited budget. homeschool • preschool • daycare • early learning
Teaching Math to the Unaccountable This article is about the teaching of mathematics in homeschool. edcuation • homeschooling • homeschooled • home education • home educated |
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