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Author:	Richard Carlson
Original Title:	You Can Be Happy No Matter What: Five Principles for Keeping Life in Perspective
Book Format:	Hardcover
Number Of Pages:	165 pages
First Published in:	1992
Latest Edition:	December 1st 1999
Language:	English
category:	psychology, self help, non fiction, self help, personal development, inspirational
Formats:	ePUB(Android), audible mp3, audiobook and kindle.

The translated version of this book is available in Spanish, English, Chinese, Russian, Hindi, Bengali, Arabic, Portuguese, Indonesian / Malaysian, French, Japanese, German and many others for free download.

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I have been working and observing in Montessori classrooms for a good fifteen years now and I’ve seen dozens of different ways to keep track of the mountain of information generated on a daily basis. I’m also a bit of an information junkie and I collect ideas like they’re about to run out (have you seen my Pinterest boards?!) Today I will share with you the various ideas I’ve experimented with over the years and the results I’ve gotten from them.

Phase I: Ambitious New Teacher

I worked under the guidance of a very organized supervising teacher for two years as an assistant and intern. Her methods made a huge impression on me. Every week she had a new list of lessons typed up for each child. During the week we took notes about the works every child selected and which lessons each child was given. All this information was transferred to a master binder at the end of the week. If you asked her exactly how many times a child had done the pink tower over the course of three years, she could tell you!

I was fascinated by the whole concept of organizing all this data. Actually, at first I was mostly fascinated by collecting all this data. I attended as many workshops as I could about record keeping and read any book I could get my hands on. Unfortunately there’s not much out there specifically for Montessori teachers. I was delighted and overwhelmed by Dr. Marlene Barron’s Recording & Reporting: A Comprehensive Early Childhood Recordkeeping System.

Here’s my water-stained and well-loved 2000 edition.

Remarkably, you can find the complete 1985 edition for free on Eric.ed.gov

When I moved on to a new school and had to set up my own system, I went all out. I had the typed lesson plans and the daily notes. I drilled down and tried to figure out just how much data I could gather on each child every day or week.

Take a look at this insanity:

That’s right, I was trying to keep a graph of each child’s concentration level during the day. Who does that?!

I may have gone overboard, but I still recognized that record keeping was important. This is a great video of Anna Perry talking about the importance of record keeping in Montessori schools.

Phase II: Overwhelmed New Teacher

Well, that graphing system got me about half way through September. Then I threw my hands up, tore my hair out, cried in my pillow, and gave up. I had too much else to do. Collecting that much data was just not possible. So I went back to a simple grid and wrote what I could when I got a chance. There was no transferring of information to binders. There was no typing up of individual lessons beforehand. There was just a one inch square dedicated to each child on my single sheet of paper each day. I also used a variation of a standard grade book from a teacher supply store. The names of the students were written down the side, and the names of the presentations were written along the top. I used a different page for each curriculum area (similar to the ones found here).

Phase III: Light Bulb Moment

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Circumstances had forced me to pare down my record keeping to a bare minimum. When I came up for air after that first year of running a classroom on my own, I realized that it hadn’t mattered all that much. I had only gone back and referred to my notes a handful of times. I didn’t really need them. I had all the information I needed in my head. It was then that I realized how the beautiful sequence of the Montessori materials and the Montessori emphasi

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