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Montessori's Key Publications and Writings

This timeline highlights the publication of Maria Montessori's most influential books and writings, which disseminated her educational philosophy and methods to a global audience.
'Il Metodo della Pedagogia Scientifica Applicato all'Educazione Infantile nelle Case dei Bambini'
1909
Published in Italian, this book is the cornerstone of the Montessori Method, outlining her scientific pedagogy for early childhood education and describing her experiences in the Casa dei Bambini.
'The Montessori Method'
1912
The English translation of her seminal work, this book introduced Montessori's principles and practices to the English-speaking world, sparking widespread interest and adoption of her method.
'Dr. Montessori's Own Handbook'
1914
A practical guide intended for parents and teachers, this handbook provides detailed instructions on using Montessori materials and implementing her method in the classroom or at home.
'The Advanced Montessori Method'
1917
This two-volume work extends Montessori's principles to elementary education, addressing the developmental needs of older children and outlining her approach to cosmic education.
'Education for a New World'
1946
Published after World War II, this book emphasizes the importance of education in promoting peace and international understanding, advocating for a child-centered approach to building a better world.
'To Educate the Human Potential'
1948
This book explores the potential of children to develop into capable and responsible individuals through self-directed learning and engagement with their environment.
'The Absorbent Mind'
1949
Considered one of her most insightful works, this book delves into the unique learning capacities of young children during the 'absorbent mind' phase, highlighting the importance of providing stimulating and enriching environments.