How Do You Approach a Montessori Child Who Won't Work?
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Answer
It is important to reiterate to them to keep working at it and invite them to engage in the process. In Montessori programs, there are sometimes children who will always learn from the periphery.
Where this answer comes from
- Show
- The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast
- Episode
- 3: the Montessori Method
- Date
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