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    teacher must understand and feel her position to observe : the activity must lie in the phenomenon”(Dr. Montessori ‚The Absorbent Mind‚ Chapter 27) Comment on the statement and explain how a directress assist the child in his psychic development . She must have passion to do work with children. She is an observer who aims to seeing each child unfold his poteltial . MONTESSORI EDUCATION HAS WORKED ALL OVER THE WORLD‚ WITH ALL KIND OF CHILDREN WITHtheir different kind of environment

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    at least nine different senses including interoceptive senses such as thermoception (heat‚ cold)‚ nociception (pain)‚ equilibrioception (balance‚ gravity)‚ proprioception & kinesthesia (joint motion and acceleration) and sense of time. Maria Montessori believed that sensorial experiences started in the womb and continued after birth and that through his senses the child is able to learn and work in his environment. Through being a ‘sensorial explorer’ the child begins to understand his environment

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    Absorbent Mind.

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    child has a special mind and Dr. M. Montessori called it “Absorbent Mind”. She thought that there is nothing more important for the man than his absorbent mind‚ which creates the adult and adapts him to any kind of climate‚ country or culture. Without the absorbent mind “…‚ man could never adapt himself to such different places and habits‚ nor evolve in his social manners‚ nor take up such different forms of work.” (M. Montessori 2009‚ “The Formation of Man” Montessori-Pierson Publishing Company‚ part

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    “Little children‚ from the moment they are weaned‚ are making their way towards independence.” Dr Montessori believed that from the moment child is born‚ he begins his journey to independence. She believed that every child is born with certain potentialities/Nebulae and an urge or Horme to carry out activities. Maria Montessori termed the child as the spiritual embryo. The child possesses within him‚ a pre-determined pattern of psychic unfolding which leads him to perform activities for his self

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    Pythagoras looked for these answers in numbers." - Paula Polk Lillard‚ Montessori Today When teaching geometry to the 6-8 year old child‚ introducing materials in their historical contexts reveals their interrelationship. Children also enjoy stories‚ this will make the lesson more exciting and interesting‚ and it will help them to see the connections to practical life. Geometry should be taught throughout the year in the Montessori classroom‚ it is a very integral part of the experience. Tracing the

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    ‘The transition from one stage to another always follows a piece of work done by the hands with real things‚ work accompanied by mental concentration.’ (Montessori‚ 2007a‚ pg.186) This is what Montessori termed ‘normalisation’. Montessori (2007a) said that the life of an individual from 0 to 18 years may be divided into three periods – 0-6 years‚ 6 – 12 years and 12-18 years old. The first period 0-6 years old is the most important part of life which is one of creativeness. It is important to

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    create a human being‚ but it does give them scope‚ material‚ direction‚ and purpose. Both philosophers believe that it is the teacher’s task to nurture‚ assist‚ watch‚ encourage‚ guide‚ and induce‚ rather than to interfere‚ prescribe‚ or restrict. Montessori children spend most of their time working with materials under the individual guidance‚ while kindergarten children are usually engaged in group work or games with an imaginative background. Both agree on needing to train the senses‚ but Montessori’s

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    According to Dr. Montessori‚ the evolution of language begins with the infant’s imigiate capacity to absorb fragments of speech that form the basis for further language development. The child first discovers that sounds have meaning and then isolates parts of speech. The child’s acquisition of oral skills occurs naturally‚ but opportunities for equivalent patterns of written language development must be provided by parents and teachers. The only language men ever speak perfectly

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    Montessori based vision‚ mission statement and philosophy ECE Program Information Suzanne Helt ECE 312 Instructor Garrett Corduan August 20‚ 2012 ECE Program Information The children of today are the adults of tomorrow. It is only right that we give them the best start that we can. In order for them to get the best start‚ we have to take a look at their needs and formulate a way to give each of them a strong foundation. We do this by creating

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    Children are naturally interested in activities they have witnessed. Therefore‚ Dr. Montessori began using what she called “Practical Life Exercises” to allow the child to do activities of daily life and therefore adapt and orientate himself in his society.  It is therefore the Directress’s task to demonstrate the correct way of doing these Exercises in a way that allows the child to fully observe the movements. Montessori says‚ “If talking don’t move‚ if moving don’t talk”.  The directress must also

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