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Montessori Casa refers to the Montessori preschool program for children aged 2 ½ to 6 years old. It is the first level of the Montessori education system and is often called the "Children's House" or "Casa dei Bambini" in Italian. The Montessori Casa program is based on the educational philosophy and methodology developed by Dr. Maria Montessori. It provides a child-centered environment that focuses on the holistic development of the child, encouraging independence, self-discipline, and a love of learning. Here are some key features of the Montessori Casa program: Prepared Environment: The classroom is carefully designed with various Montessori materials...

Montessori, Waldorf, and Reggio are three different teaching modes. Professor Edwards has a paper comparing the similarities and differences between these three teaching modes. These three models have many similarities: Their educational vision is to help and inspire children to realize their full potential in intelligence, creativity, and society. In the process of education, children are regarded as creators of their own development, and their development process is natural, dynamic, and self directed. These three models all require high professionalism from teachers, who provide teaching assistance to children and highly respect their choices. Family education and home school connections are...

The Montessori method of education places great importance on the prepared environment, which refers to the physical, social, and emotional setting in which learning takes place. In a Montessori classroom, the prepared environment is designed to foster independence, exploration, and self-discovery in children. Here are some key features of the Montessori prepared environment: 1. Child-sized furniture and materials: The classroom is set up with furniture and materials that are scaled to the size of the children. This helps them feel comfortable and allows them to easily access the materials they need. 2. Order and simplicity: The classroom is organized and...