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What is Montessori Education? ☆ Easily Explained, in English

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the simple show Foundation explains Mur

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education meet Tom Anna and their

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daughter Emma Emma is excited for her

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very first day at

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school Emma's big passion is astronomy

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she's fascinated by stars and planets

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her biggest dream is to become an

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astronaut and see the stars from up

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close by flying to the

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moon so Emma's parents look for a school

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that will encourage her passion and her

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interests they find out about the

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educational concept of Maria

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Matas her guiding principles were based

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on an internal construction plan in each

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human being and the associated changes

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over time she believed in the hidden

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creative energies inside people and saw

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children as architects of their own

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minds the concept begins with the

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upbringing of young children and ends

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during the teenage years in each period

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of childhood there are sensitive stages

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during which the child picks up on

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different stimuli in the environment and

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responds to them it's the Educator's job

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to support these stages by providing a

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prepared

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environment the environment is centered

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on the needs of the children such as

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Emma's passion for astronomy so she

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receives a large amount of materials to

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learn more about mathematics for

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example the materials organization and

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Aesthetics are key elements for

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encouraging holistic development

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according to the Monas

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approach the concept especially aims at

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helping the child achieve self-reliance

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and Independence so Emma is given plenty

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of time to think about the Stars this

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allows Emma to move at her own pace of

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learning as she focuses on a specific

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task Emma's parents find the concept

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exciting but wonder if there are any

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critical objections there are

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one criticism is that the construction

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plan of human development is too rigid

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and some people disagree with

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downplaying social Relationships by

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placing such a heavy emphasis on

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learning

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materials although Emma won't achieve

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her dream of landing on the moon through

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the maasu concept alone can it encourage

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her to Follow that dream and even pursue

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her passion at school of course it

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can but before she goes to the moon Emma

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like every astronaut needs to go to the

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classroom but which one

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