The Montessori Principles And Practice
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For the Montessori idea is that of auto-educsition — it is the child who teaches himself.
When the children first arrive at the school they are carefully inspected. Hands, nails, neck, ears, face and teeth, all thesfe are examined to see if they are clean ; is the hair tidy ? are the clothes torn or dirty or wanting buttons ? are the shoes clean ? What- ever fault there be, the child's attention is called to it. Thus they become accustomed to the care of their own persons ; and they are careful...ly taught how to wash the different parts of their bodies, with especial care for the washing of the eyes, ears, and teeth, and the rinsing of the mouth. In the course of this teaching, the reasons why water alone is used for the eyes, soap for the hands, and so on, are clearly explained. The older children are also taught to help the younger. Dr. Montessori thinks it well that the mothers - should be present during the inspection of the children, but as spectators only.
When this is done the children put on their school aprons, helping each other when necessary, and the inspection of the schoolroom begins — the apparatus is looked over to see if it is clean, the children are shown how to use dusters and brushes, and how to get the dust out of corners, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the Montessori idea is that of auto-educsition — it is the child who teaches himself.
When the children first arrive at the school they are carefully inspected. Hands, nails, neck, ears, face and teeth, all thesfe are examined to see if they are clean ; is the hair tidy ? are the clothes torn or dirty or wanting buttons ? are the shoes clean ? What- ever fault there be, the child's attention is called to it. Thus they become accustomed to the care of their own persons ; and they are careful...ly taught how to wash the different parts of their bodies, with especial care for the washing of the eyes, ears, and teeth, and the rinsing of the mouth. In the course of this teaching, the reasons why water alone is used for the eyes, soap for the hands, and so on, are clearly explained. The older children are also taught to help the younger. Dr. Montessori thinks it well that the mothers - should be present during the inspection of the children, but as spectators only.
When this is done the children put on their school aprons, helping each other when necessary, and the inspection of the schoolroom begins — the apparatus is looked over to see if it is clean, the children are shown how to use dusters and brushes, and how to get the dust out of corners, etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Parnall Culverwell to read onlineMoreLess
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