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    schools which emphasized “long-term projects and an environment filled with beauty” (Bazelon). The Waldorf method promoted imaginary play and disallowed any television or video (Bazelon). Maria Montessori‚ one of Italy’s first female physicians‚ began with a premise that kids can teach themselves if they are working within a strong framework (Bazelon). While educators sought ways to confine children in place while data was pumped into their minds‚ Maria Montessori’s revolution set the child free.

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    Life and work of Dr. Maria Montessori Dr. Montessori is known as the founder of Montessori Method‚ who played an important role in the development of early childhood education. She was born in middle class family on 31st August 1870 and was the only child of her parents. Her father‚ Alessandro Montessori was a conservative military man. But her mother‚ Renidle Montessori was a liberal lady. Although in those days whole Europe was very conservative but Montessori got medical and scientific education

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    The Montessori Method: A Rhetorical Analysis Maria Montessori graduated in 1894 from the University of Rome’s medical school‚ becoming Italy’s first female doctor. This was a feat that reinforced Montessori’s commitment to women’s rights. Living in the 20th century‚ Montessori noticed society’s use of science as an approach to improving education. She believed these strategies were scientifically irrelevant to the teaching of students. In her writing “The Montessori Method”‚ Maria Montessori

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    proposition should contain a reference to that which is true about itself. For Dewey‚ truth should not make a reference to what is ’really’ perceived‚ because that is already implied when speaking about anything. Instead‚ he suggests thinking about truth as that which will fulfill the requirements of future problem solving activity. In Section one‚ I will summarize Dewey’s argument that factual knowledge does not itself count as truth. I will also explain why Dewey criticizes the currently held view that

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    Reinventing schooling is correcting and continuing what is best about our present system. Epilogue: Looking toward the Future Education is a process of recycling democracy to create a healthy common good in society. Tyack and Cuban’s “grand theory” or “big idea”: Education can change society. Read your summary sentences carefully. Write one succinct paragraph sharing what Tyack and Cuban’s main ideas are regarding the assumptions and purposes of public education‚ the politicization of

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    outcomes a child should achieve once they have completed the curriculum at my school. - Social skills - Emotional stability - Physical development - Language and vocabulary - Independence - Love for learning - Aware of their cosmic task - Complete and successful assessment - NB! Can only attain full Montessori curriculum if the child completes the full 3 year cycle. POLICY: At Great Expectations Montessori School‚ though out the learners pre-primary 3-6 year old cycle‚ the child will be

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    The Life of Maria Montessori A woman of pure determination Maria Montessori had a very interesting early life. Born in Chiaravalle‚ Italy on the 31st of August in the year 1870 (Maria-Montessori‚2017‚ p.1) she would grow to become a very successful and influential woman of her time. In a world that belittled female knowledge‚ strengths‚ and opportunities‚ she was the billboard for woman across Italy in the late 1800s. She broke social normality’s that would then be‚ considered disgusting in the

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    The Ethics of Democracy was a short article written by John Dewey. He wrote was an extraordinary thinker and provided us today with ideas that are still in action. I decided to write on this article specifically because I am very interested in the founding of the United States and how our founding fathers chose democracy and why. Hopefully Dewey will give more insight into the ethical reasons‚ based on the era the book was written 1888‚ behind why he thinks democracy is so important. First off we

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    According to Jürgen Habermas‚ the public sphere is a “domain of our social life in which such a thing as public opinion can be formed‚” and he believed that citizens could act as a public when they dealt with matters of general interest without being subject to coercion and without acting in their professional interests (Habermas 398). Habermas drew off of other authors’ theories‚ and there were many other theorists who voiced their opinions on the benefits and limitations of a single dominant political

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    Piaget’s and Erickson’s stages of developments are very different from each other. In Erickson’s theory he goes more into depth about how an individual interects with the environment around them. Each of his stages has a consequence if the child does not succeed in the stage. It usually leads them to having doubt or insecurities. In Piaget’s theory he emphasizes more on the mental development of a child. During the first stage of Erickson’s stage of development children go through mistrust versus trust

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