By Maren Schmidt, Author of Understanding Montessori
Over the past 30 years, researchers have made great inroads into inner space, trying to figure out how our brains work.
By Maren Schmidt, Author of Understanding Montessori
Over the past 30 years, researchers have made great inroads into inner space, trying to figure out how our brains work.
By Maren Schmidt, Author of Understanding Montessori
Most ten-year-olds can tell you the stages of development for a butterfly or a frog. A butterfly begins as an egg, becoming a larva, a caterpillar, then a chrysalis emerging into a butterfly. A frog starts as an egg, hatching into a tadpole, turning into a polliwog, at last transforming into an adult frog. At each stage of change the frog and butterfly have differing needs for nourishment and environment.