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The Unconscious Absorbent Mind: The Child’s Power to Construct

Dr. Paul Epstein

Description

Without a teacher, the child (0-3) becomes mobile, learns to speak, and constructs intelligence. How do children manage to do this in just three years? Paul will summarize recent research that examines children’s (0-3) physical, cognitive, language, social, and emotional development. A conclusion? Children 0-3 have the most amazing and powerful learning brains on our planet.

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Paul Epstein

Paul is the educational director of Designs for Lifelong Learning. He has worked in education as an administrator, university professor, teacher trainer, classroom teacher, researcher, consultant, and author.

A highly regarded international and inspirational speaker, Paul brings transformative learning experiences to educators and parents throughout the world. He is the author of numerous articles and books including An Observer’s Notebook: Learning from Children with the Observation C.O.R.E. He is also the co-author of The 60-Day Montessori Observation Workbook and The Montessori Way, a definitive work on the Montessori experience.

His administrative experiences include working as a head of Montessori schools, and he brought the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program to one of the schools. Paul also works as a director and instructor of Montessori teacher education programs. He has been a Montessori classroom teacher in Montessori early childhood, middle, and high school programs.

Paul holds Montessori teacher certification in early childhood and secondary levels one and two from the American Montessori Society and his doctorate is in Cultural Anthropology.

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