The Psychology of Auto-Education: Based on the Interpretation of Intellect Given by Henri Bergson in His Creative Evolution; Illustrated in the Work of Maria Montessori - Couverture souple
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Excerpt from The Psychology of Auto-Education: Based on the Interpretation of Intellect Given by Henri Bergson in His "Creative Evolution;" Illustrated in the Work of Maria Montessori
The material of this book is presented from the stand-point of a practical teacher, not from that of a psychologist.
For many years, the question of training teachers has claimed my most serious thought and effort.
While principal of the training school of Scranton, Pa., where I personally conducted both the theoretical and the practical phases of the work, I demonstrated the possibility of so training teachers that their first attempts at teaching children would be pedagogical. However, this work was largely intuitional for while it was possible to so train the teachers, I could not tell how I did it. The past two years have been spent in reducing my practice to principles.
In this work, I have been greatly aided by Henri Bergson.
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