Buy this book on-line Müller, Thomas and Romana Schneider : Montessori. Teaching Materials, Furniture and Architecture, 1913-1935Prestel: New York, 2002. Distribution by Wittenborn Art Books.
4to. 158, [2] pp. with 286 illustrations, including 93 in color. Additional text by Harald Ludwig, Peter Hahn, Ingeborg Waldschmidt. The Italian doctor and educationalist Maria Montessori respected young children's will to be independent and nurtured their desire and ability to look after themselves and learn in a spirit of self-motivation and self-determination. Various aspects of Montessori's holistic approach to education are illustrated here by representative examples of Children's Houses dating from before and just after World War II, showing their architecture, furniture and teaching materials. Historical photographs of everyday life in Montessori schools and Children's Houses -- of children working with the teaching materials -- are published here for the first time in the context of Maria Montessori's educational principles. Examples of contemporary architecture of Gunter Behnisch and Herman Hertzberger testify to the high aesthetic standards and child-centred approach of Montessori education and at the same time illustrate how this philosophy of education is practiced today. Wraps. Click here for full details of this book, to ask a question or to buy it on-line. Bibliophile Bookbase probably offers multiple copies of Müller, Thomas and Romana Schneider : Montessori. Teaching Materials, Furniture and Architecture, 1913-1935. Click here to select from a complete list of available copies of this book. Müller, Thomas and Romana Schneider : Montessori. Teaching Materials, Furniture and Architecture, 1913-1935New York, 2002. Distribution by Wittenborn Art Books.
4to. 158, [2] pp. with 286 illustrations, including 93 in color. Additional text by Harald Ludwig, Peter Hahn, Ingeborg Waldschmidt. The Italian doctor and educationalist Maria Montessori respected young children's will to be independent and nurtured their desire and ability to look after themselves and learn in a spirit of self-motivation and self-determination. Various aspects of Montessori's holistic approach to education are illustrated here by representative examples of Children's Houses dating from before and just after World War II, showing their architecture, furniture and teaching materials. Historical photographs of everyday life in Montessori schools and Children's Houses -- of children working with the teaching materials -- are published here for the first time in the context of Maria Montessori's educational principles. Examples of contemporary architecture of Gunter Behnisch and Herman Hertzberger testify to the high aesthetic standards and child-centred approach of Montessori education and at the same time illustrate how this philosophy of education is practiced today. Wraps. Click here for full details of this book, to ask a question or to buy it on-line. Bibliophile Bookbase probably offers multiple copies of Müller, Thomas and Romana Schneider : Montessori. Teaching Materials, Furniture and Architecture, 1913-1935. Click here to select from a complete list of available copies of this book. Müller, Thomas and Romana Schneider : Montessori. Teaching Materials, Furniture and Architecture, 1913-1935New York, 2002. Distribution by Wittenborn Art Books.
The Documents of Modern Art Series. 4to. 158, [2] pp. with 286 illustrations, including 93 in color. Additional text by Harald Ludwig, Peter Hahn, Ingeborg Waldschmidt. The Italian doctor and educationalist Maria Montessori respected young children's will to be independent and nurtured their desire and ability to look after themselves and learn in a spirit of self-motivation and self-determination. Various aspects of Montessori's holistic approach to education are illustrated here by representative examples of Children's Houses dating from before and just after World War II, showing their architecture, furniture and teaching materials. Historical photographs of everyday life in Montessori schools and Children's Houses -- of children working with the teaching materials -- are published here for the first time in the context of Maria Montessori's educational principles. Examples of contemporary architecture of Gunter Behnisch and Herman Hertzberger testify to the high aesthetic standards and child-centred approach of Montessori education and at the same time illustrate how this philosophy of education is practiced today. Wraps. Click here for full details of this book, to ask a question or to buy it on-line. Bibliophile Bookbase probably offers multiple copies of Müller, Thomas and Romana Schneider : Montessori. Teaching Materials, Furniture and Architecture, 1913-1935. Click here to select from a complete list of available copies of this book. Bibliophile Bookbase lists over 5 million books, maps and prints including incunabula, livres rares, livres d'occasion, antiquarian books and libri antichi. Bibliophile Bookbase for antiquarian books, maps and prints. |