Лекции от Лондон 1946 г.

by Maria Montessori, Мария Монтесори, Десислава Чешмеджиева-Стойчева (Translator)

За своето над стогодишно съществуване, движението Монтесори оставя трайна следа в световната история, а няколко негови събития изключително ярко се открояват. Едно от тях е курсът, проведен от Мария Монтесори в Лондон през 1946 г. Той е първият, след като тя и синът й Марио се завръщат в Европа след седемгодишно изгнание, а Монтесори вече е натрупала огромен опит следствие наблюденията си върху деца от цял свят.

Курсът в Лондон е проведен само шест години преди смъртта на д-р Монтесори – зад него стои цял живот, посветен на изучаването на човешкото развитие от раждането, през ранното детство, детството и юношеството до зрелостта.

В тази книга ви представяме 33-те лекции от този курс, записани от студентка на Мария Монтесори и останали заключени като безценно съкровище за дълго време в един малък куфар. Сега лекциите ни дават възможността да чуем богатия опит и мъдростта на Мария Монтесори.

Въздействието на лекциите е толкова дълбоко, че те стават основа на AMI обучението за педагози на 3-6 годишни деца.

Genres: Education, Nonfiction

306 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

About the author

Maria Montessori was an Italian physician, educator, philosopher, humanitarian and devout Catholic; she is best known for her philosophy and the Montessori method of education of children from birth to adolescence. Her educational method is in use today in a number of public as well as private schools throughout the world.

Reviews

[Adriana Narvaez · Rating 5 out of 5]

now that ive come to understand it and see it in action, i cant imagine raising my children another way

[MrsMJ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Insightful and inspirational! It’s hard to believe that Dr. Montessori had spoken these things in the 1940’s because these lectures are still so relevant to today! I had previously read many Montessori parenting books, written by other authors, so I was familiar with Montessori philosophies, materials, and methods. But even still, I learned a lot from these lectures and was inspired by Dr. Montessori—she was a true genius! I especially enjoyed the cultural references she made, her analogies, and her explanations of how she came to using certain materials and methods. She spoke with a wealth of scientific and historic knowledge, experience, and passion. Very insightful and inspirational!

The editor did a great job of including footnotes wherever Dr. Montessori made references to people, books, events, etc.

The content is dense, but each lecture/chapter is short, which keeps it from being too dense of a read. It’s a good book to read over time, reflecting on each chapter. For example, there are 33 lectures, so a person could easily read one per day (plus the few remaining) within a month.

[Zoe Newcomb · Rating 4 out of 5]

These lectures are quite an interesting read if you think about the context of when and where they were given. It is also interesting to think about how Montessori's ideas still hold up in modern time.

[Marwa Mohamed · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this book so much it’s a very good start to know about Montessori ..