2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jorganchem.2010.09.058
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Novel tricarbonyl rhenium complexes of 5,8-quinolinedione derivatives – Synthesis, spectroscopic characterisation, X-ray structure and DFT calculations

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“…These tasks are their work. The main idea behind the prepared environment is that it is constructed in a way that children are able to choose their own work according to their pace everyday and one of the teacher's role in Montessori approach is to prepare this environment (Epstein, 1996). In addition, Rathunde &Csıkszentmıhalyi(2005) states that Montessori defines prepared enviorenment as if it is designed according to the place where children's true nature is emerged.…”
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“…These tasks are their work. The main idea behind the prepared environment is that it is constructed in a way that children are able to choose their own work according to their pace everyday and one of the teacher's role in Montessori approach is to prepare this environment (Epstein, 1996). In addition, Rathunde &Csıkszentmıhalyi(2005) states that Montessori defines prepared enviorenment as if it is designed according to the place where children's true nature is emerged.…”
Section: Prepared Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the environment created by teachers must demand mutual respect from all members of the community, young and older". When Epstein(1996) asked teachers what they feel are the overall goals of the Montessori method for children, teachers' most frequent responses were to develop children's independence, potential, self-confidence, self-respect, ability to learn at one's own pace, joy of learning, respect for others, curiosity (creativity), self-control, and concentration. Besides, Chattin-McNichols(1992) states that two way of implementation of respect exists in Montessori classrooms.…”
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