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This book is Montessori's own exposition of the theory behind her innovative educational techniques. She shows parents, teachers and administrators how to "free a child to learn through his own efforts".

This is the book that Maria Montesorri wrote in response to requests from thousands of American parents and teachers. A short, illustrated guide to the use of the Montessori classroom materials, it shows how to set up a "children's house"-an environment for learning where children can be their own masters, free to learn at their own pace. Frames for lacing and buttoning, geometrical wooden inserts, sound cylinders, sandpapers letters, colored numerical rods: these are familiar features of any Montesorri classroom, whether in the pioneering days or today. Dr. Montesorri explains how to use these materials with preschool children to stimulate their powers of observation, recognition, judgment, and classification. These self-correcting learning tools are the original "teaching machines" for young children. Inherently logical and aesthetically pleasing, they were designed to hone the child's visual, auditory, and tactile perceptions. Dr. Montesorri stresses that each child approaches the apparatus differently. The role of the adult, whether teacher or parent, is to let the child experiment, perceive his own mistakes, and run his own risks in learning.(With black-and white illustrations throughout.)

Scopri i segreti del celebre metodo educativo montessoriano con questa compilation, che raccoglie tre opere essenziali della grande pedagogista: “Il segreto dell’infanzia”, “La scoperta del bambino” e “La mente del bambino”.Con una prosa e un'argomentazione che non ha eguali per chiarezza e modernità, Maria Montessori guida ogni lettore, insegnante e neo-genitore, in un viaggio alla scoperta dell'intelligenza emotiva e pratica dei bambini e del valore ultimo insito in questa fase della vita di ogni individuo.Maria Montessori (1870-1952), celebre pedagogista, filosofa e neuropsichiatra infantile italiana, creò il metodo educativo che porta il suo nome, rivoluzionando la concezione e il metodo di apprendimento associato all'infanzia.

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Discover the secrets behind the incredible Montessori Method-a groundbreaking approach to education that's changing the way children learn worldwide. In "The Absorbent Mind," Maria Montessori, an esteemed Italian physician and educator, unveils the magic of a child's development from birth through their formative years. This book isn't just a read; it's a gateway to understanding the profound concept of the Four Planes of Development, offering invaluable insights into nurturing young minds.What makes this book truly exceptional is its impact on modern education. Over 5,000 schools, both public and private, have embraced the Montessori Method, recognizing its timeless effectiveness in shaping bright, independent learners. As the cornerstone of this revolutionary approach, "The Absorbent Mind" embodies Montessori's expertise and dedication to understanding childhood development.Don't miss the opportunity to delve into the mind of the legendary educator herself. Maria Montessori's wisdom continues to inspire educators, parents, and anyone passionate about fostering a child's potential. Grab your copy and uncover the transformative power of the first six years-a stage she coined as the most critical for a child's growth.

The Montessori Method; Scientific Pedagogy as Applied to Child Education in 'The Children's Houses' with Additions and Revisions by the Author, a classical book, has been considered essential throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we at Alpha Editions have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies of their original work and hence the text is clear and readable.

The Montessori Elementary Material; The Advanced Montessori Method, a classical book, has been considered essential throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we at Alpha Editions have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies of their original work and hence the text is clear and readable.

"I øjeblikket eksisterer der utvivlsomt en fejl i dannelsen af mennesket. Der er en mangel på kendskab til lovene for menneskets åndelige udvikling og til hygiejnen vedrørende dets indre liv.Højst sandsynligt er en forandring af menneskets omgivelse nødvendig, såsom hjælp til udviklingen og til normalt arbejde af dets nervøse og fysiske liv, så ’civilisation’ og ’fred’ kan regere verden."Den italienske læge og pædagog Maria Montessori beskriver sin banebrydende pædagogiske metode, der i starten af det tyvende århundrede ændrede det vestlige syn på pædagogik og indlæring fuldstændigt. Bogen beskriver hendes arbejde med udviklingshæmmede børn og den enorme udvikling, de gennemgik, når blot man tilrettelagde deres uddannelsesforløb pædagogisk og hensigtsmæssigt med udgangspunkt i det enkelte barn.Bogen udkom første gang i 1917 og er blevet oversat til et væld af fremmedsprog i takt med at Montessori Metoden vandt mere og mere fremgang verden over.Maria Montessori (1870-1952) var en italiensk læge, pædagog, debattør og forfatter. Hun er kendt over hele verden for sine nyskabende pædagogiske tanker, som har dannet grundlag for moderne vestlig pædagogik. I mange lande er der sågar specielle Montessori-børnehaver og skoler, hvor man kan uddanne sig til pædagog med speciale i Montessori Metoden.

Un’introduzione, vibrante e appassionata, al metodo pedagogico di Maria Montessori, che pone ancora una volta al centro i protagonisti indiscussi del suo lavoro: i bambini!Con una prosa e un'argomentazione che non ha eguali per chiarezza e modernità, Maria Montessori guida ogni lettore, insegnante e neogenitore, in un viaggio alla scoperta dell'intelligenza emotiva e pratica dei bambini e del valore ultimo insito in questa fase della vita di ogni individuo.Maria Montessori (1870-1952), celebre pedagogista, filosofa e neuropsichiatra infantile italiana, creò il metodo educativo che porta il suo nome, rivoluzionando la concezione e il metodo di apprendimento associato all'infanzia.

Cosa succede, nella mente del bambino, dalla nascita ai sei anni di età? Cosa guida, nello specifico, lo sviluppo di una coscienza propria, a conclusione della cosiddetta fase di "gestazione spirituale"?Nel suo ultimo libro – pubblicato da Maria Montessori nel 1952 – la grande pedagogista prende le mosse dalla biologia e analizza quel lungo processo che conduce il bambino a diventare un individuo a sé stante. È l’epopea di quella che l’autrice chiama "mente assorbente", ovvero la più grande specificità dell’infanzia. Maria Montessori (1870-1952), celebre pedagogista, filosofa e neuropsichiatra infantile italiana, creò il metodo educativo che porta il suo nome, rivoluzionando la concezione e il metodo di apprendimento associato all'infanzia.

A settant'anni dalla morte dell'autrice, l'opera più celebre di Maria Montessori diventa audiolibro. Scopri i segreti alla base del celebre metodo educativo montessoriano, capace di "chiamare entro l'anima del fanciullo l'uomo che vi sta assopito"."La scoperta del bambino" è un'opera rivoluzionaria e accessibile che cambierà il modo in cui pensiamo all'infanzia e all'apprendimento.Maria Montessori (1870-1952), celebre pedagogista, filosofa e neuropsichiatra infantile italiana, creò il metodo educativo che porta il suo nome, rivoluzionando la concezione e il metodo di apprendimento associato all'infanzia.

This is a reproduction of two books written by Dr. Maria Montessori, originally published in 1915. Maria Montessori is important background reading for parents considering Montessori education for their children, as well as for those training to become Montessori teachers. The first woman to win a degree as a Doctor of Medicine in Italy in 1896, Maria Montessori's mission to improve children's education began in the slums of Rome in 1907, and continued throughout her lifetime. Her insights into the minds of children led her to develop prepared environments and other tools and devices that have come to characterize Montessori education today. Her influence in other countries has been profound and many of her teaching methods have been adopted by educators generally.

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This is a new release of the original 1934 edition.

1912. Montessori, the first Italian woman M.D., was one of the great pioneers in studying the intellectual development of the young child. Only through movement and manipulation, through thinking with the senses, does the child proceed to later abstract thinking. The doctor carried her insight; that children learned through all their senses, to its logical conclusion. On their way to cleanliness, order, poise, and conversation, children use the Montessori materials-inherently logical and aesthetically pleasing-to develop a sense for order and logical thought, and a firm foundation for success in learning.

An audience already thoroughly interested awaits this translation of a remarkable book. For years no educational document has been so eagerly expected by so large a public, and not many have better merited general anticipation. That this widespread interest exists is due to the enthusiastic and ingenious articles in McClure's Magazine for May and December, 1911, and January, 1912; but before the first of these articles appeared a number of English and American teachers had given careful study to Dr. Montessori's work, and had found it novel and important. The astonishing welcome accorded to the first popular expositions of the Montessori system may mean much or little for its future in England and America; it is rather the earlier approval of a few trained teachers and professional students that commends it to the educational workers who must ultimately decide upon its value, interpret its technicalities to the country at large, and adapt it to English and American conditions. To them as well as to the general public this brief critical Introduction is addressed. It is wholly within the bounds of safe judgment to call Dr. Montessori's work remarkable, novel, and important. It is remarkable, if for no other reason, because it represents the constructive effort of a woman. We have no other example of an educational system-original at least in its systematic wholeness and in its practical application-worked out and inaugurated by the feminine mind and hand. It is remarkable, also, because it springs from a combination of womanly sympathy and intuition, broad social outlook, scientific training, intensive and long-continued study of educational problems, and, to crown all, varied and unusual experience as a teacher and educational leader. No other woman who has dealt with Dr. Montessori's problem-the education of young children-has brought to it personal resources so richly diverse as hers. These resources, furthermore, she has devoted to her work with an enthusiasm, an absolute abandon, like that of Pestalozzi and Froebel, and she presents her convictions with an apostolic ardour which commands attention. A system which embodies such a capital of human effort could not be unimportant. Then, too, certain aspects of the system are in themselves striking and significant: it adapts to the education of normal children methods and apparatus originally used for deficients; it is based on a radical conception of liberty for the pupil; it entails a highly formal training of separate sensory, motor, and mental capacities; and it leads to rapid, easy, and substantial mastery of the elements of reading, writing, and arithmetic. All this will be apparent to the most casual reader of this book.