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The Child in the Family

The Child in the Family

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The Child in the Family gathers a series of lectures given in Brussels in 1923, where Maria Montessori outlined the creation of a school for parents.

This text is therefore an essential read, not only for scientists and educators, but also for parents and the general public, as it addresses one of the most urgent social problems.

Humanity will not be able to advance solely through scientific and technological progress; it will have to look at the most vulnerable and sensitive part of society: the child.

The problems of education stem from a central cause that lies in the social subconscious of all humanity.

The problems of education related to individuality, character, the development of intelligence, and freedom originate in the permanent conflict between adults and children.

Features:

  • 74 pages.
  • Softcover.
  • Language: Spanish.

 

About the author:

Maria Montessori was a physician, educator, and pedagogue who created a method and a teaching approach that seeks to respect each child's learning pace, and which focuses its vision on the holistic development of human beings from birth.

The Montessori method, one of the most important trends in education today, helps children become autonomous, independent, responsible, and capable of thinking for themselves.

The main goal of this educational current is, therefore, to allow each child to become the best person they can be.

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