Published in by the Montessori-Pierson Publishing House Dr. Montessori’s words from the London Lectures describe principles of intelligence and character, the work of the hand, and movement with a purpose as being integral to “The hand is the instrument of intelligence. The child needs to manipulate objects and to gain experience by touching and handling. ” —The London Lectures “Education must begin at birth.” —The London Lectures “The satisfaction which they find in their work has given them a grace and ease like that which comes from music.” The man is understood and respected, but not the child. We must respect the child, too. We must handle his body with great care, because he is a potential manDr. Kindle: download the file (pdf or epub are supported), then send it to Kindle using, app, or emailSupport authors: If you like this and can afford it, consider buying the In Her Words. The perfection of movement is spiritual, says Dr. Montessori The London Lectures Store Price AMI USA paperback: $ Montessori-Pierson Publishing Company paperback: $ Nienhuis: $ The content is dense, but each lecture/chapter is short, which keeps it from being too dense of a read. It’s a good book to read over time, reflecting on each chapter. For example, there arelectures, so a person could easily read one per day (plus the few remaining) within a month These selected passages come from Dr. Montessori’s recently published The London Lectures. Montessori's words from the London Lectures describe principles of intelligence and character, the work of the hand, and movement with a purpose as being integral to self-construction.
Published in by the Montessori-Pierson Publishing House Dr. Montessori’s words from the London Lectures describe principles of intelligence and character, the work of the hand, and movement with a purpose as being integral to “The hand is the instrument of intelligence. The child needs to manipulate objects and to gain experience by touching and handling. ” —The London Lectures “Education must begin at birth.” —The London Lectures “The satisfaction which they find in their work has given them a grace and ease like that which comes from music.” The man is understood and respected, but not the child. We must respect the child, too. We must handle his body with great care, because he is a potential manDr. Kindle: download the file (pdf or epub are supported), then send it to Kindle using, app, or emailSupport authors: If you like this and can afford it, consider buying the In Her Words. The perfection of movement is spiritual, says Dr. Montessori The London Lectures Store Price AMI USA paperback: $ Montessori-Pierson Publishing Company paperback: $ Nienhuis: $ The content is dense, but each lecture/chapter is short, which keeps it from being too dense of a read. It’s a good book to read over time, reflecting on each chapter. For example, there arelectures, so a person could easily read one per day (plus the few remaining) within a month These selected passages come from Dr. Montessori’s recently published The London Lectures. Montessori's words from the London Lectures describe principles of intelligence and character, the work of the hand, and movement with a purpose as being integral to self-construction.
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