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Reply to "montessori approach is a disservice to SN kids"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh the irony. Maria Montessori started her approach to teach SN ppl the skills they would need to have a job and life. It was NEVER meant for regular kids.[/quote] That's not true. Maria Montessori started it to teach very long income kids living in slums. Some of those kids might have ended up with SN from environmental issues, but that's very different from a child who is born with a developmental disability. Montessori isn't for everyone, but because they often talk about how great they are with SN kids, families don't realize that if there kid is struggling there it might be a "fit" issue, and not a "kid" issue. [/quote] you are wrong. Read the Wiki. Also, I am a dr. of psyc. and learned about her methods for teaching SN in grad school. (and how it's stupid for normal kids) but that. might have been the profs opinion.[/quote] You went to grad school and are citing wiki? Welp![/quote]
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