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Teaching & Academics
Montessori Teaching - Music, Arts and Gadgets
time1.5-3hrs
timebeginner level
This short course is designed to teach you about the role of art, music and devices in promoting Montessori children's physical, mental and cognitive abilities. After enrolling in this course, you will discover how to build a strong base in art and music in children's lives with the help of engaging activities. In addition, you will learn safe and meaningful ways of introducing children to digital devices, gadgets and the internet.
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Montessori Teaching - Music, Arts and Gadgets
Learn to build a love for art, music and digital gadgets in Montessori children in this free online course.
This short course is designed to teach you about the role of art, music and devices in promoting Montessori children's physical, mental and cognitive abilities. After enrolling in this course, you will discover how to build a strong base in art and music in children's lives with the help of engaging activities. In addition, you will learn safe and meaningful ways of introducing children to digital devices, gadgets and the internet.
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Module 1
6 Lessons
Introducing Children to Art, Music, and Gadgets
In this module, you will learn about various ways of introducing children to art, music, and gadgets. You will learn how these three fields play an important role in children's development. Moreover, the module also discusses the incorporation of modern technology with traditional Montessori teaching methods.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Art, Music, and Children's Development
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3.Building the Art Foundations - The Montessori Way
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4.Music and Montessori Teaching
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5.Taking the Digital Approach in Montessori Teaching
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6.Lesson Summary
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Module 2
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