Creativity and Structure. Wentworth, R. A. L. NAMTA Journal, 25(1):169–193, 2000.
Paper abstract bibtex Discusses the meaning of discipline and the absence of coercion within a Montessori framework, noting the importance of social skills for the development of creativity. Highlights aspects of teaching methodology for elementary and high schools. (JPB)
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