Life of Dr. Maria Montessori. Preparation ; Discovery ; Development ; A great and "representative" personality
The Psychology of Development. The young explorer ; Stages of development ; "Sensitive periods" in development ; The "work" of the child, the creation of the adult ; The sensorial foundations of intellectual life ; Deviations and normality
The Significance of Movement in Education. A visit to Lilliput ; Movement in relation to instinct and reason ; The exercises of practical life ; Movement and mental assimilation
The New Relationship. The fundamental problem in education ; The prepared environment ; Liberty in education, true and false ; The Montessori directress
Montessori and Froebel. Similarities ; Differences ; Montessori, Froebel, and the junior school.