Maria Montessori

Maria Montessori

More than a century later, Maria Montessori’s ideas continue to change lives. Her educational approach has proven that children are happier, more autonomous and creative when they learn with freedom and respect.

🌍 Her method is used all over the world – There are thousands of Montessori schools in more than 100 countries.
🧠 Promoted science-based learning – Her work was pioneering in demonstrating how children develop their skills naturally.
🤝 Championed inclusive education – He believed that all children, regardless of ability, should have access to quality education.

Today, his legacy continues to transform the way we understand learning.

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Did you know that one of the most influential educators in history was also one of the first female doctors in Italy? Maria Montessori revolutionized teaching by demonstrating that children learn best when they are free to explore, discover and experiment at their own pace.

In this module, you will learn about her inspiring life, from her struggle to be accepted into a medical university to the creation of the Montessori Method, which has changed education around the world. You will learn about the importance of independence and autonomy in learning, the evolution of the history of education, and how different learning styles help each child develop to his or her fullest potential.

Maria Montessori not only transformed the way we teach, she championed inclusive education, believing that all children deserve to learn in an environment that respects their unique needs and talents.

Join us to discover how this incredible woman changed education forever – perhaps her story will inspire you to learn in a new way!

 

Character Curiosities
  • 👩🏻‍⚕️ First woman doctor in Italy: Despite the prejudices of her time, she managed to make her way in a world dominated by men.
  • 🩼 Her method began with children with disabilities: She first worked with children who needed special support and then applied her findings to all students.
  • 🪖 She was exiled by fascism: During World War II, her ideas about freedom and education forced her to leave Italy.

 

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