Levy then helped build a school in Cambridge, MA, seeing it through its pioneer stage into its settling stage. The teacher had also become a Christian and had strong religious and philosophic differences with the program. It has been interesting. I want to get my kids to develop the habit of careful observation and asking questions about their experiences. It's a six-step program.
Numbers reveal a certain part of understanding.
It's the beginning of mathematics. This seems to me to be the origins of reading. It is at the heart of social studies. Whether it is designing a classroom, searching for the greatest of all numbers or exploring the properties of a circle, these are the questions Levy encourages his students to ask. It makes you want to do right for each one.