Montessori Children

Explore the revolutionary principles of early childhood education with Carolyn Sherwin Bailey's "Montessori Children," a foundational text on the Montessori method. Delve into the world of self-directed learning and witness how this innovative approach fosters independence and cultivates a love of learning in young children.

This book offers insights into child development and the core tenets of the Montessori philosophy, providing a window into preschool education as it was understood and practiced in its early days. Ideal for those interested in the history of education, the Montessori method, and alternative approaches to parenting and teaching. "Montessori Children" remains relevant for its timeless observations about how children learn and grow. This carefully prepared print edition ensures that Bailey's work continues to inspire educators and parents alike.

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