Maria Montessori
Mother and the Child
In Mother and the Child, Maria Montessori delivers an enlightening lecture from 1915 that emphasizes the critical role of freedom and environment in a childs development. This pioneering educational reformer advocates for creating nurturing spaces where children can thrive and evolve according to their innate potential. Join Montessori as she shares her insights on fostering independence and self-discovery in young learners, making this a must-listen for educators, parents, and anyone invested in the future of childhood education. - Summary by kattekliek
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002 - Part 2 03.03.2026 16:23
In Mother and the Child, Maria Montessori delivers an enlightening lecture from 1915 that emphasizes the critical role of freedom and environment in a childs development. This pioneering educational reformer advocates for creating nurturing spaces where children can thrive and evolve according to their innate potential. Join Montessori as she shares her insights on fostering independence and self-...
001 - Part 1 03.03.2026 16:29
In Mother and the Child, Maria Montessori delivers an enlightening lecture from 1915 that emphasizes the critical role of freedom and environment in a childs development. This pioneering educational reformer advocates for creating nurturing spaces where children can thrive and evolve according to their innate potential. Join Montessori as she shares her insights on fostering independence and self-...
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