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Montessori Technique: Eye Contact |
| “…teacher and child looking at each other in eyes. Implies no negative judgmental expression”. |
Lee Havis from GMT, p.2 |
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| This technique comports quite well with such key protocols as least amount of adult involvement and well-being of the total environment. A simple eye contact lesson presentation is the lightest stand-alone interaction you can take with children, perhaps involving nothing more than a quick glance with a child from a remote corner of the environment. If more is needed, you can certainly combine eye contact with proximity, to achieve a slightly heavier type of interaction with children. |
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