Discover how education can unfold from within, through the learner’s own relating powers, as this work explains auto-education and the Montessori method.
The Psychology of Auto-Education explores how life itself shapes learning. It presents the idea that knowledge grows from the tension between the form of knowledge (the tendency to relate) and the matter we sense. The book links Bergson’s ideas to practical methods in early education, emphasizing development of consciousness, sense training, and the power of environments to guide growth. It also examines Maria Montessori’s approach, showing how didactic materials invite children to learn by relating space, size, and patterns before naming them.
Along with theory, the text outlines a vision for teaching that centers on freedom, observation, and a careful, minimal intervention by the teacher. It describes how to reorganize curricula to foster relating and motor development first, then expanding toward conceptual understanding in geography, history, science, and language. The book discusses how intelligence matures through perception, comparison, and the gradual use of language to express ideas that go beyond what is seen.
Ideal for readers seeking practical pedagogy rooted in developmental psychology and the Montessori method, and for educators exploring a Bergson-inspired approach to auto-education.
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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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