Curriculum
There is a belief in sensory learning; children learn more by touching, seeing, smelling, tasting, and exploring than by just listening.
The child’s work as a purposeful, ordered activity toward a determined end is highly valued. This applies both to exercises for practical life and language.
The main materials in the classroom are “didactic.” These are materials that involve sensory experiences and are self-correcting.
exercises for practical life
sensory education
language activities (reading and writing)