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Montessori for childhood: a solved complexity | Raniero Regni | TEDxAssisi

“If an educational environment aims to encourage children to act in a spontaneous way, then nothing can be improvised there. In a Montessori location everything appears simple and elegant but is in fact arranged to help the child learn on his own. (...) Simplicity allows concentration, and concentration is the mother of thinking and mindfulness. The simplicity of Montessori seeks the essential in actions, words, materials and environment, in order to let children grow up in a happier way than their parents did.” Raniero Regni graduated in Philosophy from Perugia University in 1980 and got a Ph.D in the Science of Education at Roma Tre University in 1988. At the moment he is a Full Professor of Social Pedagogy, Adult Education and Intercultural Pedagogy in the Human Sciences Department of LUMSA University in Rome. He is a teacher of the course Montessori for Children’s Home in the Montessori Training Center in Perugia. He has lectured in many European Universities and has been a speaker at AMI (Association Montessori Internationale) conferences in Europe and the United States. In 2012 he held a training course at Luke Chan Chinese, Hong Kong. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx