1. Who, according to Montessori, offers profound insight into the truths of human nature?
(a) The Adult.
(b) The Teacher.
(c) The Physician.
(d) The Child.

2. During the time discussed in "Introductory Materials, Preparations & Discovery," what does Montessori discover about those she helped?
(a) They were decipherable.
(b) They did not want help.
(c) They were usually rich.
(d) They could not hear.

3. Who was one of Montessori's Italian sponsors?
(a) The King.
(b) The Queen Mother.
(c) The Prince.
(d) The Duke.

4. As Montessori's popularity grew, what did she realize about the reach of her teaching methods?
(a) They could be effective up to the University age.
(b) They would not be understood in some countries.
(c) They are limited to early childhood.
(d) They can be taught to parents.

5. What does Standing state is the strength of this book?
(a) Discussion of traditional education.
(b) Explanation of the Montessori principles.
(c) Grammar.
(d) Discussion of Maria's life.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Development," what were children given in a Montessori classroom that was evident through their obedience toward adults and ability to strive for perfection on their own terms?

2. When Montessori gave up her medical practice to focus on her teaching, where was she invited a number of times?

3. Where can the reader find additional details about the Montessori method?

4. When given the chance, how does the Montessori method suggest children will function?

5. What type of principles does the Montessori method focus?

(see the answer key)

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