The Montessori Principles And Practice (1913)

""The Montessori Principles And Practice"" Is A Book Written By Edward Parnall Culverwell In 1913. The Book Is A Comprehensive Guide To The Montessori Method Of Education, Which Was Developed By Maria Montessori In Italy In The Early 1900S. The Book Covers The Principles And Practices Of The Montessori Method, Including The Importance Of Observation, The Role Of The Teacher, And The Use Of Materials And Activities That Promote Independent Learning. Culverwell Also Discusses The Benefits Of The Montessori Method For Children, Including The Development Of Concentration, Self-Discipline, And Creativity.The Book Includes Detailed Descriptions Of The Various Materials And Activities Used In The Montessori Classroom, As Well As Practical Advice For Implementing The Method In A School Or Home Setting. Culverwell Also Provides Examples Of Successful Montessori Programs And Testimonials From Parents And Educators Who Have Seen The Benefits Of The Method Firsthand.Overall, ""The Montessori Principles And Practice"" Is A Valuable Resource For Anyone Interested In The Montessori Method Of Education, Whether They Are Parents, Teachers, Or Education Professionals. The Book Provides A Thorough Overview Of The Method And Its Benefits, As Well As Practical Advice For Implementing It In The Classroom Or At Home.This Scarce Antiquarian Book Is A Facsimile Reprint Of The Old Original And May Contain Some Imperfections Such As Library Marks And Notations. Because We Believe This Work Is Culturally Important, We Have Made It Available As Part Of Our Commitment For Protecting, Preserving, And Promoting The World'S Literature In Affordable, High Quality, Modern Editions, That Are True To Their Original Work.