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- Spontaneous Activity in Education
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17 totalNEW YORK - FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY - PUBLISHERS - Copyright, 1917, by - Frederick A. Stokes Company
SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY IN EDUCATION
I. A SURVEY OF THE CHILD'S LIFE
II. A SURVEY OF MODERN EDUCATION
Object Lesson
III. MY CONTRIBUTION TO EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE
Primitive Curve of Ordered Work
Whole Class at Work
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES - STAGE PRECEDING THE EVOLUTION OF ORDER - Individual curve of a poor child
CURVE OF WORK - OF A VERY POOR CHILD, ALMOST ENTIRELY NEGLECTED BY ITS PARENTS, AND VERY TURBULENT - Period of Disorder
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Release date
2008-03-02
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Public domain in the USA.
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About the author
Maria Montessori
1870–1952
A doctor turned educator, she changed the way the world thinks about childhood learning. Her work grew into the Montessori method, an approach built on independence, careful observation, and respect for each child’s natural development.
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