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This episode presents activities for the development of the speaking skills of children. The activities include Tell me, tell me, What you saw! Identify the name; where am I?, How did I do?, Activities with nomenclature cards and scenic pictures, the narration of real-life experiences, Magic Corner, Antyakshari, storytelling, story building, conversation, etc.
Casa dei Bambini was inaugurated on 6th Jan. 1907. It was neither similar to the present Montessori Houses of Children nor the schools of those days. During the nineteenth century, it was thought that young children could not be educated as they were immature; the teacher should be highly qualified, and parents to be well educated. Casa dei Bambini proved that all these were mere misconceptions.
In developing Kannada language skills, it is essential to allow the children to hear and listen to Kannada as often as possible. This episode presents how to create activities for listening to Kannada in any school.
This episode is about the kind of experiences a Montessori House of Children provides for children below six years. All activities, Exercises of Practical Life, Sensorial, Language and Arithmetic Activities, field trips, introduction to fruits, grains provide an exceptional experience contributing to language development.
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This series is about how the Montessori method teaches the Kannada language to children between three and six years. The first episode of the series clarifies what language really is, how human language is different from animals’. It also discusses five ways parents could enrich their children’s experiences to develop their vocabulary and express themselves clearly.
Maria Montessori introduced the concepts of Learning through activity; Play is the work of the child etc. The Montessori method is not based on predetermined philosophies or ideas but on child psychology and the developmental needs of children. Dr Montessori began her work with differently-abled children but ended up working with normal children. The inception of the Montessori Method is an exciting story. Tune in!
