A Guide to the Montessori Method
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What then is the solu- tion of such a situation? Can the school so unite with the home that it will to a greater or less degree supplement it or even take its place by supplying the home environment and fulfilling the maternal function? Only, I think, if the parent and the teacher are in sympathy so that each works harmoniously with the other. This [150] THE MONTESSORI PARENT can be accomplished if the principles which pervade and spiritualise the system be comprehended as fully and be followed... as carefully by the parent as by the teacher. The liberation of the life force must be the aim of both, so that the child expanding in the atmosphere of the school, shall not be stifled at home. Perhaps in America, in "Your United States" as Arnold Ben- nett suggests, the danger is rather that the training in inhibition begun in school will not be adhered to at home.
The parent's share in the education of the child in independence, obedience, and disciplined activity is very great, and her responsibility cannot be shirked without serious results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What then is the solu- tion of such a situation? Can the school so unite with the home that it will to a greater or less degree supplement it or even take its place by supplying the home environment and fulfilling the maternal function? Only, I think, if the parent and the teacher are in sympathy so that each works harmoniously with the other. This [150] THE MONTESSORI PARENT can be accomplished if the principles which pervade and spiritualise the system be comprehended as fully and be followed... as carefully by the parent as by the teacher. The liberation of the life force must be the aim of both, so that the child expanding in the atmosphere of the school, shall not be stifled at home. Perhaps in America, in "Your United States" as Arnold Ben- nett suggests, the danger is rather that the training in inhibition begun in school will not be adhered to at home.
The parent's share in the education of the child in independence, obedience, and disciplined activity is very great, and her responsibility cannot be shirked without serious results.
What to read after A Guide to the Montessori Method?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Yale Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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