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New page: The page provides a definition of the terms commonly used in the Montessori community.

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The page provides a definition of the terms commonly used in the Montessori community.

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 Refers to the time from birth to 3 years old, when young children are capable of absorbing huge amounts of information about the environment through their senses. In the process they will acquire language(s), develop motor and social skills of the adults around them, and acquire expectations about how the world will treat them.<br>
-=== Active listening ===
+Means more than listening to what a child says then repeating it outloud.By using active listening, a teacher makes sure a child feels heard.
 === Circle time  ===
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+=== Constructive roaming ===
 === '''Control of error'''  ===
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-=== Montessori method ===
+=== Montessori method  ===
 === Montessori learning materials  ===
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-=== Play ===
+=== Play  ===
 === Positive interaction  ===
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-=== Redirecting ===
+=== Redirecting  ===
 === Role plays  ===
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-=== Work ===
+=== Work  ===
 Refers to the effort someone makes or to the process someone follows to do something or make something that has value to the person or to society.
-=== Work period or work cycle ===
+Refers to the uninterrupted period of time made available in a Montessori program&nbsp;for children to work with specific learning materials of their choice in the ways for which the materials were designed.
-=== Walking the line ===
+=== Walking the line  ===
 Refers to the activity where the children follow an imitate a teacher or child moving in various ways along the shape&nbsp;(usually an ellipse)&nbsp;and practice doing so without losing balance or touching someone else.
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