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- Montessori Teachers Collective | Library
Library This is a free library, available through the generous efforts of authors, publishers, and - perhaps most importantly - volunteer typists. Excerpted ABC-Clio titles are provided by arrangement with the publisher and Robert Neville, Editorial Director, ABC-Clio, Ltd. The Montessori Method , by Maria Montessori. Presented in its entirety. The Absorbent Mind , by Maria Montessori. Introduction, Translator's Note, Chapters 1 & 2 Basic Ideas of Montessori's Educational Theory , by Maria Montessori. Compiled by Paul Oswald and Günter Schulz-Benesch. Forward to the English edition, Chapters 1 & 2 The California Lectures of Maria Montessori, 1915 , by Maria Montessori. Edited by Robert G. Buckenmeyer. Introduction, Lecture, Article, Original synopsis, Additional articles The Child In The Family , by Maria Montessori. Translated by Nancy Rockmore Cirillo. "The Blank Page" and "The Newborn Child" From Childhood to Adolescence , by Maria Montessori. Chapters 1 & 2 The Discovery of the Child , by Maria Montessori. Chapters 1 & 2 Education for a New World , by Maria Montessori. Introduction, "Discovery & Development" The Formation of Man , by Maria Montessori. Part One: Prejudices and Nebulae What You Should Know About Your Child . Based on the lectures of Maria Montessori. Preface, Forward, Note, Chapters 1 & 2 To Educate the Human Potential , by Maria Montessori. Introduction, Chapters 1 & 2 Volunteer Typists: Jen McGraw - The Absorbent Mind, What You Should Know Connie Black - Basic Ideas of Montessori's Educational Theory Anna Colgan - The Child In The Family, Education for a New World, Formation of Man Julie Winnette - The Discovery of the Child Siobhan Henshilwood - To Educate the Human Potential Germaine Koomen - From Childhood to Adolescence
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COLLECTIVE TEACHERS MONTESSORI Maria Tecla Artemisia Montessori Born: August 31, 1870, Chiaravalle, Marche, Italy Died: May 6, 1952 (aged 81), Noordwijk, South Holland, Netherlands Resting Place: Noordwijk, Netherlands Nationality: Italian Education: University of Rome La Sapienza Medical School SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA/MARIA_MONTESSORI About Dr. Montessori Dr. Maria Montessori (1870 - 1952) created a system of learning known as the Montessori Method . She was one of several charismatic and ingenious pioneers of early childhood education who were active during the first half of the 20th century. READ MORE Montessori Teachers Collaborative Established: December 8, 1997 on AOL Hometown Montessori Teachers Collective Established: March 7, 1998 at moteaco.com "A proudly non-commercial, distinctly unaffiliated, grass-roots organization with community on its collective mind and devoted to one intent: To Promote the Health & Good Humor of Montessorians Everywhere." About MOTEACO The Montessori Teachers Collective was created in 1997 by an American Montessori teacher from Massachusetts. READ MORE
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- Welcome to the MTC Forum!In General Discussion·February 8, 2021Feel free to use this forum as a discussion board to talk about Montessori and Montessori-related topics. You'll need to create an account to participate, but don't worry - our servers are secure and your information will not be shared. Thanks!1115
- Starting Montessori lessons for the first time!In General DiscussionApril 27, 2022Hello, Trina, and welcome - I'm so happy you found the site! It sounds like you and your first-grader have been keeping busy... feel free to grab any Moteaco resources you need. You're also the very first post in the new Moteaco forum, so thanks! :)10
- Starting Montessori lessons for the first time!In General Discussion·April 26, 2022My name is Trina Pavur and I am from Washington state. My 1st grader was in public school for kindergarten, but rarely attended school in person due to overwhelming Covid-19 restrictions and mandates. I homeschooled him for 1st grade, we are almost finished with the year. I have jumped around with different websites, workbooks, worksheets, videos and more, trying to find something to ignite his love of learning again and to teach him valuable lessons instead of memorizing to test well. I'm so thankful I didn't give up and I found this website with amazing resources. Like many families, I am trying to homeschool for free, with the exception of art and other materials. Please list any advice, tips, tricks, books, websites or activities you loved or disliked.0217