Pedagogical Anthropology
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Authors:
- Cooper, Frederic Taber
1864 - 1937
- Montessori, Maria
1870 - 1952
About this book
In the early 20th century, as educational reform gained momentum, Maria Montessori emerged as a pioneering figure advocating for a transformative approach to learning. In "Pedagogical Anthropology," she explores the intricate relationship between anthropology and education, emphasizing the importance of understanding human development through scientific inquiry. Montessori introduces the concept of the prepared environment, a cornerstone of her educational philosophy that fosters independence and self-directed learning. This groundbreaking work is essential for educators, students, and civic activists seeking innovative strategies to enhance teaching methods and promote holistic development. Dive into this compelling text to discover how Montessori's insights continue to shape modern educational practices and empower future generations.
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