Nobody says you have to use your hands to play the piano ;没有人规定钢琴应该要用手 It is not easy to say ‘clap your hands’ after hearing this armless man from Beijing play the piano. These very words left me wondering Montessori’s words: “The hands are the intelligence of the mind.” With them, how else do we measure [...]
Mother’s Day Posts Around The Worldwide Web
by Hanifa on May 9, 2010 in Montessori
A collection of Mother’s Day posts received over the last few days. When we are with the Divine, The Divine is with us… When we are in His Presence, His Presence is in us…… What more could I long for? What more could I beg? The Time just stopped For all Eternity The Lover wont [...]
Positive Attitudes To Picking Up A New Language
by Hanifa K. Cook on January 18, 2010 in Montessori
A list of top 5 positive attitudes to picking up a new language: 1. Read New And Old Books: If you are seeking knowledge, go for books that support and feed your quest for it. It does not matter how old or how popular the book is. Most bestsellers now are delivered to you by [...]
Why Men Should Not Write Advice Columns.
by Hanifa K. Cook on December 13, 2009 in Language, Montessori
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Bite The Bullet! Have A Great Holiday!
by Hanifa on December 4, 2009 in Montessori
“Can we afford a holiday?” We desire to have a holiday but we think twice or thrice the opportunity cost of having it. To you out there who are hesitant and apprehensive about having holidays, here’s what I would say to you, “Bite The Bullet! Go ahead, take that break and have a great holiday”. “Bite [...]
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