 The greatest thing we can do for a child is to so educate it that it knows its environment and can adjust itself to social conditions. We do this when we teach our children to see, to hear, to touch intelligently.  Montessori Children - Page 79by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey - 1915 - 188 pagesFull view - About this book
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...privilege to turn child-mischief into education. . . . The greatest thing we can do for a child is so to educate it that it knows its environment and can adjust...children to see, to hear, to touch intelligently." UNITING PARENT AND CHILD. — Under the caption "What the Montessori Method Means to Me," Mrs. Alexander... | |
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