Overarching Goals of a Montessori Classroom Part 2 Chakalaka Game
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Topics of this game:
- Why did Montessori referred to classroom materials as "works"?
- The virtuous cycle involves mind gives instruction and...
- Physical Development involves children's motivation to work, hand-eye coordination fine motor control (including the all-important pincer grip,) spatial awareness, development of movement, equilibrium and...
- Intellectual Development involves Logical thinking persistence, problem-solving / experimentation, deep sense of efficacy, knowledge, and
- How do we obtain concentration and normalization in our classrooms?
- In addition to rich language experiences and modeling grace and courtesy, what is one way we can support the child's Absorbent Mind?
- What is one way to achieve constant forward progress for all children?
- The guide's (teacher's) 5 main roles are to give presentations, inspire, observe, and...
- The 4 main areas of the Montessori classroom are math, language, sensorial, and...
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