Maria montessori

Montessori's Career

By Farrah

  • Maria Was Born

  • Graduated from technical school

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  • Attended Regio Instituto Technico Leonardo Da vince

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    there she studied modern languages and natural sciences .

  • Went to teh University of Rome

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  • Passed all her exams and can now study medicine

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  • Got accepted into the medical school thanks to Leo Pope XIII

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  • Presented her thesis to a board of ten men

  • became a surgical assistant

  • joined the University of Rome as a voluntary assistant

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    In her spare time she visited asylums for the insane and came across 60 mentally disabled children she wanted to help.

  • Returned To The University Of Rome to study the mind instead of the body.

  • She accepted A teaching job as the professor of anthropology at the University of Rome.

  • Quit her job

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    She then gave up her job to work with those sixty children which helped her develop all of her educational method that even learning disasbled children began to pass examintaions for normal children.

  • First Trip To America

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    When she arrived there they stated that she was at the peak of her career and The Brooklyn Daily Eagle described her as "a woman who revolutionized the educational system of the world... the woman who taught the idiot and insane how to read and write --- whose success has been so wonderful that the Montessori method has spread into nation after nation as far as east Korea, as afar west as Honolulu and south to the Argentine Republic"

  • Met Alexander Graham Bell and his wife Mabel who founded the Montessori Educational Association in Washington D.c

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  • Founded Montessori Center in London

  • nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

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    1949, 1950 and 1951, she was nominated for the nobel peace prize.

  • Maria Passed Away