The NAMTA Journal, Volume 24, Number 1, 1999, Winter

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Montessori Past, Present, and Possible: A Global Reality

Publisher: North American Montessori Teachers' Association

Type of Resource: Periodical

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Montessori method of education

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North American Montessori Teachers' Association

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Editorial
Montessori Education: Past, Present, and Possible	Kahn, David	1

World Odyssey: Revelations of the Possible	Montessori, Renilde	5-13
Past, Present, and Possible: A Montessori Global Perspective	Dwyer, Muriel	15-32
The Integration of Cultures: The Montessori Contribution	Barker, Devan; Böhm, Winfried	34-49
The Montessori Family and Me	Waltuch, Margot R.	50-60
Montessori in South Africa: The Challenge, The Dream, and The Promise	Oppenheimer, Orcillia	61-68
Preparing Ourselves to See the True Nature of the Child	Lawrence, Lynne	70-85
Revisiting the Process of Normalization	Schaefer Zener, Rita	87-105
Evolution of Adolescent Behavior	Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly	106-118
The Importance of Engagement: A Preliminary Analysis	Hunter, Jeremy Paul	119-131
A Montessori Community for Adolescents	Grazzini, Camillo; Krumins Grazzini, Baiba	133-164
The Erdkinder Story: In the Beginning	Ewert-Krocker, Laurie; Kahn, David	166-181
Children's Participation: Involving Young Citizens in Community Development and Environmental Care	Hart, Roger A.	182-206
Multiple Intelligences: Past, Present, Future	Warburton, Edward	208-223
Story Upon Story	Allen, Kathleen	225-243
Maria Montessori: A Learner Taught by Children	Buckenmeyer, Robert G.	244-253