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Montessori Bookshelf
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Silvana Quattrocchi Montanaro is a medical doctor specializing in psychiatry. In 1955, she joined the staff of the Rome Montessori School for Assistants to Infancy, where she has taught mental hygiene, child neuropsychiatry, nutrition, and obstetrics. She is an AMI Trainer at the 0-3 level and professor of neonatal psychopedagogy at the School for Psychosomatic and Psychoprophylaxis of Obstetrics, Neonatalogy and Gynecology, "Christo Re" Hospital, Rome.
Large full-color photos emphasize the importance of the first three years. A book for parents, with short text and quotes from Maria Montessori, in English and Italian. Published in Rome by Edizioni Opera Nazionale Montessori. 110 pages, paperback. (1997)
Paula Polk Lillard is co-founder and director of the Forest Bluff School in Lake Bluff, Illinois. She lives in Chicago. Random House. 207 pages, bibliography, index. (1996)
Part biography and part exposition of her ideas, this engaging book by E.M. Standing, Maria Montessori's close collaborator, reveals the inspirations behind the greatest educational innovator of our time. Plume.
This update of Ms. Dwyer's classic "A Key to Writing and Reading for English" emphasizes exploration as the basis of literacy, while providing the specific keys of a reading scheme as an aid to the child's natural progression. A gem for any Montessori library, and a succinct aid for both teacher and parent. A Special Issue of The NAMTA Journal (Summer, 2004).
Parents are amazed by the advantages of a Montessori education for their children, and scientific evidence continues to support Maria Montessori's discoveries. But what if you want the benefits of Dr. Montessori's insights from birth? Is there Montessori for babies? How does Montessori's advocacy of hands-on learning and self-discovery relate to infants? What can parents do to help their youngest children in their task of self-formation? This authoritative and accessible book answers these and many other questions. Brimming with anecdotes and encouragement, and written in a clear, engaging style, Montessori from the Start is a practical and useful guide to raising calm, capable, and confident children. Schocken Books, paperback, 244 pages plus bibliography and index. (2003)
This special edition of The NAMTA Journal (Winter, 2006) presents selected proceedings and supplemental papers from the Third International Adolescent Colloquium, a gathering of AMI trainers and practitioners in October, 2005. Contents focus on the vision of the whole Adolescent plane, ages 12 to 18. Topics include Erdkinder, specialists, subject area studies, nature experience, valorization, pedagogy of place, the Montessori high school, and outcomes. (434 pages) Proceedings of the first Adolescent Colloquium (1996) are still available as well. (67 pages)
This 600-page special issue of The NAMTA Journal (Summer, 2001) traces the history of Montessori adolescent education in America from its beginning to the present. This resource book shows a precise evolutionary trend from urban to rural development of the Erdkinder concept, while inluding major innovations in America's eventful Montessori experiment as the adolescent developmental plane assumes its own identity. Twenty-five years of curriculum development and related literature is placed at the reader's fingertips. Order three Montessori Centenary-related items at one low price! The new DVD Images: A Montessori Journey commemorates the Montessori Centenary with a portrayal in pictures of Montessori past and present. Our signed photograph of Maria Montessori has been a treasured part of our collection for many years. And the new 11" x 24" Children's Mural Poster celebrates not only the Montessori Centenary but the very history of earth and humanity. Save by buying all three as a package!
Put the entire Montessori community at your fingertips. Published annually, spiral bound. Click here for details.
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