Comments on: Montessori Method http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/ "What we play is life." Louis Armstrong Sat, 05 Jul 2008 18:53:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: Santi Siri http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-3356 Santi Siri Thu, 08 Nov 2007 19:05:48 +0000 http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-3356 Unfortunately Mary, I'm not a specialist on Education in order to answer such question to you. I do know about cases of students that grew under a Montessori method till 5th grade and then switched.. such is the case of Game Designer Will Wright or technologist Kevin Rose. It may take a period of adaptation, but all in all, I think a kid raised under Montessori will end up having more tools to outstand in regular classes than other kids.. Unfortunately Mary, I’m not a specialist on Education in order to answer such question to you. I do know about cases of students that grew under a Montessori method till 5th grade and then switched.. such is the case of Game Designer Will Wright or technologist Kevin Rose. It may take a period of adaptation, but all in all, I think a kid raised under Montessori will end up having more tools to outstand in regular classes than other kids..

]]> By: Mary Loy http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-3355 Mary Loy Thu, 08 Nov 2007 18:07:02 +0000 http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-3355 I have a question about this type of education. What about the child who has grown up in a public school- Jr. High or HS age and struggled all the way for a decent grade? How do they, or can they transition to this form of education? Thank You, Mary Loy I have a question about this type of education. What about the child who has grown up in a public school- Jr. High or HS age and struggled all the way for a decent grade? How do they, or can they transition to this form of education?
Thank You, Mary Loy

]]> By: Conceit Arturo http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-2051 Conceit Arturo Thu, 19 Jul 2007 05:06:37 +0000 http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-2051 Oye, que bueno que hables de esto. Yo ni sabia que significaba Montessori, pero gracias a este post me entere de que en pre-escolar yo estube en una escuela montessori puro....ahora se porque me aburria tanto en el colegio, y porque me parecian tan naturales y tan educativos los juegos :p Santi, I think you must have heard about Alternate Reality Games, have you? they are games set in real life, I have always thought that if someone were to create an ARG where every step is thought out with Montessori ideals, it would be the ideal way to make all those things we have learnt about Gameplay reach people who could never afford a PC. Oye, que bueno que hables de esto. Yo ni sabia que significaba Montessori, pero gracias a este post me entere de que en pre-escolar yo estube en una escuela montessori puro….ahora se porque me aburria tanto en el colegio, y porque me parecian tan naturales y tan educativos los juegos :p

Santi, I think you must have heard about Alternate Reality Games, have you? they are games set in real life, I have always thought that if someone were to create an ARG where every step is thought out with Montessori ideals, it would be the ideal way to make all those things we have learnt about Gameplay reach people who could never afford a PC.

]]> By: Deathstryke http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-1828 Deathstryke Mon, 25 Jun 2007 14:07:17 +0000 http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-1828 This method is very interesting, it reminds me of a book I read about a school called Summerhill, in which the students could learn what they wanted and they were free to leave the class if they pleased. And then it was prooved that in the end the child would return to class naturally. The writer was S. Neil, a psychologist and the principal of the school. It would be wonderful if the educational system finally evolved, because now we have a system that tells us everything is invented already and gives us no chance of exploring our own curiosity. I tell you because I am still suffering from it. After a mediocre education we have stoopid people who reign and stoopid people who vote. Thank for making this wonderful page. Saludos! Con amor, Lucía. PD: Cuándo se hace eva 2007? This method is very interesting, it reminds me of a book I read about a school called Summerhill, in which the students could learn what they wanted and they were free to leave the class if they pleased. And then it was prooved that in the end the child would return to class naturally. The writer was S. Neil, a psychologist and the principal of the school.
It would be wonderful if the educational system finally evolved, because now we have a system that tells us everything is invented already and gives us no chance of exploring our own curiosity.
I tell you because I am still suffering from it.
After a mediocre education we have stoopid people who reign and stoopid people who vote.
Thank for making this wonderful page.
Saludos!
Con amor, Lucía.
PD: Cuándo se hace eva 2007?

]]> By: .: WEREMSOFT :. » Montessori Method - La lucha contra los métodos de enseñansa obsoletos http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-1814 .: WEREMSOFT :. » Montessori Method - La lucha contra los métodos de enseñansa obsoletos Sun, 24 Jun 2007 18:25:01 +0000 http://gamesareart.com/2007/06/23/montessori-method/#comment-1814 [...] video lo encontré en un interesante post de gamesareart donde Santiago Siri comenta los 100 años del método Montessori. El método Montessori que es como [...] [...] video lo encontré en un interesante post de gamesareart donde Santiago Siri comenta los 100 años del método Montessori. El método Montessori que es como [...]

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