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Transnational Advocacy in Education: Maria Montessori's Connections with Australian Women |
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Editor(s): Fulvio De Giorgi |
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Annali di storia dell'educazione e delle istituzioni scolastiche [Annals of the history of education and educational institutions] |
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This article traces Dr Montessori's personal and professional relationships with selected Australian women from the time of her First International training course in Rome through to contemporary times. Some studied with Montessori in Europe and others visited her and then established schools and training colleges to disseminate Montessori methods in Australia and the United Kingdom. Australian women also became her publicists in the English-speaking press. In essence, the article highlights the transnational circulation of Maria Montessori's work via Australian networks and advocacy. |
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Maria Montessori e le sue reti di relazioni, v.25, p. 181-196 |
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