This is a quick and easy reference that allows the teacher to check the student’s self-test on the study of the Nervous System.

The teacher should set one’s own standard to determine from the test results if a student requires more help and repetition on the subject.

Some students enjoy repeating the work involving the creation of their own booklets and that is usually enough motivation for them to increase their understanding of the subject and bring the task to completion. In fact, some students, in the age group of 6 to 9, do not mind repetition, often to the point that the teacher has to stimulate them to move on to a new subject.

Some students, especially older ones, as soon as they start one project, have difficulty bringing it to completion. They are prone to wanting new activities all the time, not showing enthusiasm for repetition and improvement. The gentleness with which a Montessori teacher must deal with each group of students is a form of psychological art, mixed in with creative verbalizations.

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