The Montessori Method¶
Montessori, M. (1912). The Montessori Method.
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- Education. Project-based and Montessori settings: the teacher sets the learning objective and supplies materials; students choose their own path to the objective within constraints.
This sourceDescribes the prepared environment in which the teacher sets objectives and supplies materials while the child chooses the path to the objective within constraints.
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Montessori describes a prepared environment and materials with children acting in liberty within limits, but does not have the teacher set learning objectives, and project-based settings are not covered.
“we have prepared the environment and the materials (the objects with which the child is to work)”
- Education. Project-based and Montessori settings: the teacher sets the learning objective and supplies materials; students choose their own path to the objective within constraints.
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