The Montessori Method; Scientific Pedagogy As Applied to Child Education in "the Children's Houses" With Additions And Revisions By the Author
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Free games.
1-2. Directed games, if possible, in the open air. During this period the older children in turn go through with the exercises of practical life, cleaning the room, dust- ing, putting the material in order. General inspection for cleanliness : Conversation.
119 120 THE MONTESSORI METHOD 2-3. Manual work. Clay modelling, design, etc.
3-4. Collective gymnastics and songs, if possible in the open air. Exercises to develop forethought: Visit- ing, and caring for, the plants and animals....
As soon as a school is established, the question of schedule arises. This must be considered from two points of view; the length of the school-day and the distribu- tion of study and of the activities of life.
I shall begin by affirming that in the " Children's Houses," as in the school for deficients, the hours may be very long, occupying the entire day. Eor poor chil- dren, and especially for the " Children's Houses " an- nexed to workingmen's tenements, I should advise that the school-day should be from nine in the morning to five in the evening in winter, and from eight to six in summer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Free games.
1-2. Directed games, if possible, in the open air. During this period the older children in turn go through with the exercises of practical life, cleaning the room, dust- ing, putting the material in order. General inspection for cleanliness : Conversation.
119 120 THE MONTESSORI METHOD 2-3. Manual work. Clay modelling, design, etc.
3-4. Collective gymnastics and songs, if possible in the open air. Exercises to develop forethought: Visit- ing, and caring for, the plants and animals....
As soon as a school is established, the question of schedule arises. This must be considered from two points of view; the length of the school-day and the distribu- tion of study and of the activities of life.
I shall begin by affirming that in the " Children's Houses," as in the school for deficients, the hours may be very long, occupying the entire day. Eor poor chil- dren, and especially for the " Children's Houses " an- nexed to workingmen's tenements, I should advise that the school-day should be from nine in the morning to five in the evening in winter, and from eight to six in summer.
What to read after The Montessori Method; Scientific Pedagogy As Applied to Child Education in "the Children's Houses" With Additions And Revisions By the Author?
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