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Montessori: The Science behind
the Genius (£19.99) by Angeline Stoll Lillard
The author shows that science has finally caught
up with Maria Montessori: current scientific research
provides astounding support for her major insights.
Lillard presents the research concerning eight insights
that are foundational to Montessori education and describes
how each of these insights is applied in the Montessori
classroom. In reading this book, parents and teachers
alike will develop a clear understanding of what happens
in a Montessori classroom and, more important, why it
happens and why it works.Everyone interested in education,
at all levels and in all forms, will take from this
book a wealth of insights on how to improve teaching
effectiveness.
Maria Montessori (£5.99) by
Michael Pollard
A biography from the series "People who have helped
the world" (Exeley Publications) which sets out
to tell the stories of great humanitarians, peacemakers
and conservationists of our time and the problems they
faced. Illustrated.
Understanding the Human Being: The
Importance of the First Three Years of Life (£11.95)
by Dr. Silvana Quattrochi Montanaro
The author is the Director of Training for the Assistance
to Infancy Programmes (0 - 3 years) for the Association
Montessori Internationale. She presents her insights
and discoveries from a lifetime's work observing and
treating young children. Her aim is to make us aware
of the great significance of the early years in the
building of the human personality. Illustrated.
Education for Human Development:
Understanding Montessori (£8.95) by Mario M. Montessori
Jr.
This book relates Dr. Montessori's views on education
and life to present day thinking. In this fully revised
volume Mario M. Montessori provides a fascinating insight
into his grandmother's personality, her philosophy of
education and children's growth and development.
Maria Montessori: Her Life and Work
(£13.95) by E. M. Standing
This is a comprehensive biography of Dr. Montessori
by a long-standing friend and colleague. The material
is drawn from Mr Standing's personal recollections and
gives a simple, cohesive presentation of the basic principles
and practice of the Montessori method of education.
Indexed.
Montessori - A Modern Approach (£12.99)
by Paula Polk Lillard
What is the Montessori Method? Are its revolutionary
ideas about childhood education relevant today? Is Montessori
education right for my child? The author writes as a
trained educator and as a concerned parent to answer
these questions.
Montessori Today. A Comprehensive
Approach to Education from Birth to Adulthood (£11.99)
by Paula Polk Lillard
This is Mrs. Lillard's vision of the significance of
Montessori education and current practice. The book
covers Montessori philosophy of the development of the
human being with descriptions of the Primary and Elementary
environments. There are ample notes and a useful index
at the back of the book.
Montessori Read and Write: A Parents'
Guide to Literacy for Children (£14.99) by Lynne
Lawrence
This book, which is profusely illustrated, brings the
acknowledged benefits of the Montessori system within
the reach of all parents. It is packed with ideas, activities
and games that will make learning easy. Each game and
activity is linked to specific ages and abilities with
clear progression from first steps in recognising shapes
and sounds to complete fluency. There is a special recommended
reading list for parents and children, an index and
a list of useful addresses.
Montessori From the Start by Paula Polk Lillard and Lynn Lillard Jessen £12.99.
This book is a practical guide, which looks at the child in the home environment from birth to age three. The authors provide guidance for the creation of an environment that will aid the development of focus and concentration in the child during their first years. There are many practical ideas including types of furnishing (such as the child-sized kitchen table and chair), appropriate tools, diet and food preparation, clothing and movement.
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