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Montessori: Living the Good Life: January 2013
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Saturday, January 5, 2013. Many citizens argue that our reality is one of greed, afraid we won’t get enough, don’t have enough, we want fulfillment and control, independence, freedom, youth. As adults we pass on our needy ways, we teach our children to be needy, not believing or realizing that the child’s reality is different than ours. Maria asks, “How is the child to help in the construction of society? Surely, we, being normal loving citizens of society, know what the...
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Montessori: Living the Good Life: GRADUATION
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Sunday, May 12, 2013. My oldest grandson graduates this week. He played the Postlude on the piano for his classes’ Baccalaureate service the night before last. You could hear a pin drop before he was finished—the music was that moving. He has been fortunate to have a loving environment with collaborative parents who understood his moods and allowed him his moments of joy and peace. Maren Schmidt’s kids’ newsletter, www.kidstalknews.com. I’m blogging on my website:.
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Montessori: Living the Good Life: ANXIOUS
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Sunday, June 9, 2013. I’m packing boxes of treasures and routine comforts. Our beds and books are gone. Soon we’ll be stuffing our bathroom and kitchen belongings in more containers. The sound of the ripping tape is getting on my nerves. How long will it be before we connect with our attachments again? At this stage, it feels like an approaching tornado. I’m feeling like a two-year old. Maybe it will help if I cry. I’m blogging on my website:. View my complete profile.
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Montessori: Living the Good Life: August 2012
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Saturday, August 25, 2012. Seth D. Webb. Has a radical blog that will keep you all excited and on your toes. He starts out with a great quotation of Maria Montessori’s from “ The Absorbent Mind.”. 8220;If education is always to be a mere transmission of knowledge, there is little to be hoped from it in the bettering of (our) future. For what is the use of transmitting knowledge if the individual’s total development lags behind . . ? Saturday, August 18, 2012. Maria Monte...
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Montessori: Living the Good Life: April 2013
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Saturday, April 27, 2013. Hmm how does that song go? Look for a silver lining and . . . The young child sees. But why does the child cry? That is where the work of the adult becomes essential—the work of changing the environment so the child’s happiness will continue. The adult’s work is to discover the cause of the distress and to collaborate with the child to restore their joy. Please read my book, Montessori—Living the Good Life. I’m blogging on my website:. Not so wi...
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Montessori: Living the Good Life: SILVER LININGS
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Saturday, April 27, 2013. Hmm how does that song go? Look for a silver lining and . . . The young child sees. But why does the child cry? That is where the work of the adult becomes essential—the work of changing the environment so the child’s happiness will continue. The adult’s work is to discover the cause of the distress and to collaborate with the child to restore their joy. Please read my book, Montessori—Living the Good Life. I’m blogging on my website:.
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Montessori: Living the Good Life: May 2013
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Monday, May 27, 2013. I remember the exciting time when my first child was born and the nurse brought him to my bedside. He was beautiful—no matter that his head was cone shaped and his eyes crossed. He was the most beautiful sight in the whole world to me that first morning. Why is it that all babies are beautiful? But I think there is more to it than that. Much to think about this week—I best close for now. Please read my book, Montessori—Living the Good Life. With an ...
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Montessori: Living the Good Life: December 2012
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Montessori: Living the Good Life. Saturday, December 29, 2012. 8220;Humanity today” . . . “resembles an abandoned child who finds himself lost in a wood at night, and is frightened by the shadows and mysterious noises of the night. Men do not clearly realize what are the forces that draw them into war, (or the need for guns), and for that reason they are defenceless against them.”. Maria Montessori: Her Life and Work,. E M Standing, p. 81. Isn’t Christmas a time to foresee a world of peace? Maria tells u...
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