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The inquiring child. The Montessori method as a quasi-constructivist approach to education

Il bambino ricercatore. Un incontro tra la Psicologia dei Costrutti Personali e l’approccio educativo di Maria Montessori
Authors: Wilma Fontanari; Lorenzo Gios;

The inquiring child. The Montessori method as a quasi-constructivist approach to education

Abstract

The aim of the present manuscript is to explore potential assumptions and commonalities that can be identified between the PCP and some principles of the Montessori’s approach to education and pedagogy. Maria Montessori is a key figure in developmental psychology: the so-called “Montessori education”, strongly emphasising the active role of the child in his/her own evolution, could be somehow considered as a quasi-constructivist approach to human development.

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