Mario M. Montessori, Education for human development (1978, 2017) chapters 6, 7 and 8

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• Martin EP Seligman, Flourish (2011)
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• Edith Eger, Brené Brown

Horme is the term for the subjective principle of teleology in each organism by which “life has a tendency to activity”... It is an unconscious willing, like the will in being directed toward an end, but common to “life in general” and not merely to what is “a part of the individual’s awareness”

Frierson, Patrick R. Maria Montessori's Philosophy: Following the Child (pp. 93-99).

Horme, as Montessori calls it, borrowing the term from P. Nunn, is the vital force active in the individual, similar to Bergson’s vital impulse and Freud’s libido.

Regni, Raniero; Fogassi, Leonardo. Maria Montessori and neuroscience: Brain, Mind, Education (MONTESSORIANA Book 1) (p. 84).

BroadMatch equivalent terms / synonyms: * Vital force * Inner drive * Inner guide * Inner urge/vital urge

Lexical variants: * hormé * hormic impulse

horme n.

In analytical psychology, a word introduced by Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) to denote vital or purposeful energy. Also spelt hormé. [From Greek horme animal impulse]

A Dictionary of Psychology (3 ed.)

Equilibrium

Horme "internal compass"

The conquests of independence are unique to each plane of development. Add further context to the definition and define

Insights from Rogér Djik: "Connection to/parallel with the third plane mind in regards to development. I.e., while a different part of the brain is switched, it is a similar process."

Production and Exchange...Where'd Microeconomy Go?

Does anyone know the original Italian word for "work"?

What does the Italian word "work" convey in Montessori's time?

Language evolution! Historical discussion.

[MAPS 2024 conversation] Italian translations of the term "work": * "meaningful activity" * "play" (lavora) ... i.e., "meaningful play Context: English translations of Montessori's original writing. Italian has different meanings than English translations Historical context matters as it relates to the meaning of terms.

This is related to normalization

Related to agency

Land school

Broken link

Parallel with concept of implicit learning—definition from the cognitive psychology of human memory thesaurus, i.e.,: "Learning of rules and events that the subject has not explicitly identified."

Liberte dans les limites

A bit too conversational. Change to: "Simply put, a podcast is a radio station that you can take anywhere."

it is

to *be" addressed

it is

I would avoid ellipses. Use colon instead.

Decide whether to capitalize the headers or not and be consistent. (#2 and #4 headings are not capitalized.)

This is great, but where is the asterisk a reference to?

there is

it is

Avoid contractions in written material to be published—change to "What is"

"What is your direction?"

Try: "Though there are many different types of podcasts, all productions are made up of the same basic elements. These elements include an audio file, which is shared to a target or general audience via websites, online subscriptions, newsletters, music platforms, and so on.