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1.5 Beyond the Cosmic Education
“What happens to children after Montessori school?” is only partially answered by the assurance that the elementary Montessori environment and its commitment to cosmic education is now available. Although cosmic […]
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1.4 Montessori Materials Are Not Enough
A fully equipped Montessori classroom is a wonder of great physical beauty. However, the finest materials are not enough to effectively establish a Montessori environment. Senior in importance to materials […]
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1.3 Supporting The Montessori Community
Burn-out and Battle Fatigue are common problems among classroom teachers today. The joyful experience of the children in the Montessori classroom is sharply contrasted with the dominant social forces of […]
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1.2 The Benefits of Cosmic Education
Cosmic education is not a curriculum guide limited only to the Montessori elementary classroom. In fact, cosmic education is necessary for the realization of the complete effectiveness of Montessori principles […]
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1.1 Creating the New Education
Despite the efforts of many individuals and organizations since the establishment of the first Children’s House in 1907, Dr. Montessori’s dream of the new education has not yet been realized. […]