Tour audio Maria Montessori; a special woman with a mission
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Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.This audio tour introduces you to the Italian educator Maria Montessori — an extraordinary woman who was nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize. Her life’s work was dedicated to the development of children and how we can help them grow into independent individuals who show respect for their surroundings, for others, and for the earth. Did you know that Maria Montessori often spent time in Noordwijk towards the end of her life, and that she enjoyed the sea and the flower fields? Since she passed away in Noordwijk aan Zee, her grave can be found here at the Catholic cemetery in Noordwijk.
The music you’re hearing was a cherished song in the Montessori family. In 1940, while traveling in India, Maria Montessori heard it and was deeply moved. The song, Santa Lucia, reminded her of home and tells the story of a picturesque waterfront district in the Bay of Naples.
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DISCLAIMER:This audio tour is intended as an informative resource about the life, work, and philosophy of Maria Montessori. The information has been compiled with great care based on historical source material, expert research, and publicly available sources. However, unintentional omissions or inaccuracies may occur. The organization accepts no liability for these.
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The images used in this tour have been obtained with the permission of the copyright holders or are taken from sources believed to be royalty-free or subject to fair use regulations. If you believe that certain images have been used improperly or that a source reference is missing, please contact us. We will endeavor to correct this as quickly as possible.Terms and Conditions
Use of this audio tour is at your own risk. The content, including audio, text, and images, is intended solely for educational and informational purposes. The views and interpretations expressed in this tour do not necessarily reflect those of the organization or its partners.We wish you an inspiring tour and thank you for your interest in the work of Maria Montessori.
- 1 At the grave
- 2 In the Montessoristraat
- 3 The pink tower
- 4 Towards the sea
- 5 Petting zoo
- 6 India
- 7 By the artwork, inspired by the globe and the voice of things
- 8 By the house by the sea
- 9 Dunes
- 10 At Rinus’s stairs
- 11 Bulbs
- 12 The sandpaper letters and the sensitive period
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Aperçu de l'audioguide
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.This audio tour introduces you to the Italian educator Maria Montessori — an extraordinary woman who was nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize. Her life’s work was dedicated to the development of children and how we can help them grow into independent individuals who show respect for their surroundings, for others, and for the earth. Did you know that Maria Montessori often spent time in Noordwijk towards the end of her life, and that she enjoyed the sea and the flower fields? Since she passed away in Noordwijk aan Zee, her grave can be found here at the Catholic cemetery in Noordwijk.
The music you’re hearing was a cherished song in the Montessori family. In 1940, while traveling in India, Maria Montessori heard it and was deeply moved. The song, Santa Lucia, reminded her of home and tells the story of a picturesque waterfront district in the Bay of Naples.
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DISCLAIMER:This audio tour is intended as an informative resource about the life, work, and philosophy of Maria Montessori. The information has been compiled with great care based on historical source material, expert research, and publicly available sources. However, unintentional omissions or inaccuracies may occur. The organization accepts no liability for these.
Images
The images used in this tour have been obtained with the permission of the copyright holders or are taken from sources believed to be royalty-free or subject to fair use regulations. If you believe that certain images have been used improperly or that a source reference is missing, please contact us. We will endeavor to correct this as quickly as possible.Terms and Conditions
Use of this audio tour is at your own risk. The content, including audio, text, and images, is intended solely for educational and informational purposes. The views and interpretations expressed in this tour do not necessarily reflect those of the organization or its partners.We wish you an inspiring tour and thank you for your interest in the work of Maria Montessori.
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