To lump children (even two or three children closely related) in a mass, with generalizations about what will appeal to them, is a mental habit that experience constantly and luridly proves to be the extremest folly.
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- A Montessori Mother (1912), CHAPTER VI SOME GENERAL REMARKS ABOUT THE MONTESSORI APPARATUS IN THE AMERICAN HOME. Written in English. https://www.gutenberg.org/files/61045/61045-h/61045-h.htm
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