Intoduction to Overview of Montessori

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"The tantrums of the sensitive periods are external manifestations of an unsatisfied need, expression of alarm over danger, or of something being out of place. They disappear just as soon as there is a possibility of satisfying the need or eliminating the danger. One can at times observe in a child a sudden calm following a state of agitation that seemed almost pathological." Maria Montessori, The Secret of Childhood Awakening the Montessori applications specially among our young parents and to everyone who look forward to play an important role in the life of a child. Topics include: Observation Gaining children’s trust Enforcing consistency Allowing Child to be Independent Importance of Prepared Environment Development of Language Over view on the Life of Dr.Maria Montessori Highly interactive session!! Face to face. You can see the Tutor. Her blackboard via Zoom meeting. Share your Tutor’s computer screen. Talk to her and ask questions!!! Learn from the Expert in the convenience of your home! Flexible hours. Online or Live. Personal tutoring based upon your available hours. Instructor Qualification : Montessori Certified USA based.Twenty plus years experience. Currently on job with great background and highly recommended.Travelled to Thailand, China ,Spain , to further her skills internationally. "A child learns to adjust himself and make acquisitions in his sensitive periods. These are like a beam that lights interiorly a battery that furnishes energy. It is this sensibility which enables a child to come into contact with the external world in a particularly intense manner. At such a time everything is easy; all is life and enthusiasm. Every effort marks an increase in power. Only when the goal has been obtained does fatigue and the weight of indifference come on.... On the other hand, when the sensitive period has disappeared, intellectual victories are reported through reasoning processes, voluntary efforts, and the toil of research. And from the torpor of indifference is born the weariness of labor." Maria Montessori, The Secret of Childhood