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Montessori and Me

When Maria Montessori docked in New York on her first trip to America in 1913, crowds greeted her ship, and her arrival made the front pages. Montessori, Italy's first female physician, was toasted as a revolutionary educator. By the end of her visit a few weeks later, "it seemed reasonable to...
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