A 40 week calendar for you to complete with help on pre-natal matters and information on the growth of your baby.
A detailed description of Montessori programmes for children aged three to six years. These books are carefully sourced out-of-print editions.
Montessori Meets the Early Learning Goals
Written by Wendy Barbara Fidler, Montessori Consultant and UK OfSTED Inspector, Montessori Meets the Early Learning Goals explains the links between traditional Montessori activities and the six Areas of Learning in the UK National Curriculum Early Learning Goals.
The Montessori Centenary Supplement
The Montessori Centenary Supplement charts the global progress of the Montessori movement from 1907 when Dr Maria Montessori opened the first Casa dei Bambini (Children's House) in Rome, to 2007 - the 100th anniversary of Montessori education.
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Trevor Eissler is an unlikely author of a book about Montessori Education. A business jet pilot and flight instructor for fifteen years, Trevor turned his hand to writing after searching for a school for his three children - the first, born prematurely and with many special needs, was quickly followed by twins who 'grew like weeds'.
A parent to parent argument for Montessori Education, Montessori Madness! follows one family with young children on their journey of determination, discovery and delight.
Join Resa on her journey from her first introduction to Montessori Education to the formationof the GT Water School which became a magnet for awards. This book is a treasure trove of confidence boosting ideas for educators and passionate parenting.
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The Call to Brilliance devastates the concepts of learning disabilities.
Unable to read until age ten Resa's youngest entered college at eleven.He became chief technology officer of a major online sports magazine at 15, and even had a chance to train with the Berlin Opera and Hamburg Ballet, all before he turned 18. This was the child who was dyslexic, digraphic*, and speech delayed. The point is, all children are born with the seeds of their own brilliance, and Resa has found a way that through their innate interests and passions we can nurture and develop that brilliance for all children. *Dysgraphia (or agraphia) is a deficiency in the ability to write, regardless of the ability to read, not due to intellectual impairment. |
