Beginnings, Montessori Birth to Three Comparison with Traditions in Bhutan

De: Susan Mayclin Stephenson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In this comparison of the Montessori birth-to-three practices with those of the tradition of Bhutan, as always I completely respect the culture and often benefit from traditional wisdom. In conversations with parents and grandparents around the world where I have explored these questions, it has been very satisfying to learn, together, just when the traditions are truly helpful, and when they might be an example of cutting off the end of the ham to fit the pan, or shaping the child to fit a pre-conceived plan. Montessori education is, and has always been, based on observation and continued learning. I hope you enjoy this little peek into just one example.

Topics: Psychological Legs; Prenatal Months and Birth; Attachment; Sleeping; Food; Movement, Large and Small Muscles; Language; Movement and Independence; Dressing and Toilet Learning;
Grace and Courtesy; Swaddling, Pacifiers, and Screens;
The Past and the Future of Montessori Birth to Three Wisdom;
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