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Transcript: Early childcare Indepence & Observation 5 7 Maria Montessori was known for her educational methods that builds on the way children naturally learn Her classrooms may look like a pleasant place to be. Its positive place to be want to be in that encourages a child to learn. Parts of the two room are spacious for children to act things out. You can see posters on the wall from local muesums or student work that is framed in the class. Independence: Maria Montessori stresses that all children need to learn through doing thing by themselves and need the opportunities to mess and learn from their mistakes Observation: It is extremely important to observe their children. Parents need to observe their children in order to identify what their needs are. Work cited Maria's influence on early education https://earlylearningnation.com/2022/09/maria-montessoris-influence-on-early-education/ Biography of Maria Montessori https://montessori-ami.org/resource-library/facts/biography-maria-montessori Maria Montessori https://www.biography.com/scholar/maria-montessori Who influenced Maria Montessori in her theories Jean-Jacques Rousseau The author of treatise he states that children want to touch and handle everything Maria saw that it is best let children learn on their own. Friedrich Fröbel He is considered to be the father of kindergarten, He introduced "gifts in the classroom thats one way that influced maria on stimulating childrens learning through play Édouard Séguin He specialized in children with intellectual disabilities to have respect towards others that is something that Maris focus on is manners teaching kids about their manners with others. Early Life 4 Maria Montessori Montessori lived in a provincial town of Chiaravalle, Italy, to middle-class, well-educated parents. At the time that Montessori was growing up, Italy held conservative values about women's roles. During that time she broke out of those proscribed gender limitations. Throughout her studies she faced many resistances from her father but her mother was always supporting her no matter her career. By: Keila Prado Background 1 Information Born: Augest 31, 1870 Died: May 6, 1952 ( Maria Montessori was sitting in her friends flower garden when she died ) Birth Place: Chiaravalle, Italy Parents: Father Alessandro, was an accountant in the civil service Mother Renilde Stoppani which was well educated and had a passion for reading 2 Dr. Maria Montessori 3 Medical Career Maria Montessori was the first women to attend medical school in Italy. Graduated with honor from Sapienza University of Rome in 1896. Later then became the first lady to to become a doctor in Italy. The montessori family they moved to Rome in late 1874. 2 years passed and later Maria was enrolled in in the local state school on Via di San Nicolo da Tolentino. Her education was breaking many barries in womens careers Then in 1886 to 1890 she continued her studies at the Regio Istituto Tecnico Leonardo da Vinci, which she entered with the intention of becoming an engineer. Her parents encourage to take up another career where she then was determined to go to medical school and become a doctor. Even though it was one of the few jobs that women took she was determainded to be the first. Her father opposed of her going into the medical field since it was a mal field. After trying her hardest she got reject from entry by the head school. She then in 1890 Montessori enrolled at the University of Rome to study physics, mathematics and natural sciences, receiving her diploma two years later. Her time at medical school was not easy. She faced prejudice from her male colleagues and had to work alone on dissections since these were not allowed to be done in mixed classes. Childhood Pros & Cons 6 Maria's Montessori theory Pros Social emotional development is a core objective Rather than leaving it up to children to figure out how to cope with social difficulties and challenges, students are directly taught grace and courtesy. Social emotional learning is directly embedded within the curriculum. Each child is evaluated on an individualized basis. Teachers using the Montessori Method will evaluate each child to determine what their individualized needs happen to be. This method treats every child as an individual. It makes the process more easierfor teachers The mathematics curriculum is highly developed Montessori students will easily come to this conclusion by working with the hands-on learning materials. By age five, i students are introduced to all four operations, and often to the thousands’ place. Cons It can minimize the importance of friendships. Schools have very small class sizes. Although this can be an advantage for teaching academics, it can be disadvantageous for friendship development. When there are only one or two other children at the same age level it may be hard for a child to find someone with whom to become close friends. It can be difficult to adapt to other types of school Once a
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