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In**st, separation, initiation: what are fairy tales really about?

For hundreds of years or even millennia, these stories were passed from mouth to mouth, the plots wandered from people to people, from fairy tale to fairy tale. Why are they so popular at all times? Because they have hidden messages, without which a person will not become mature.

American psychologist and psychiatrist Bruno Bettelheim The author offers his own version: fairy tales reflect the inner conflict of the child, but through the characters. They have conscious and unconscious components of our "I", there the Ego, Id (It) and Super-Ego meet and fight.

We analyze the material of the most common fairy tales
1. "Three little pigs"
2. Little Red Riding Hood
3. "Sleeping Beauty"
4. "Cinderella"

Montessori system: 3 differences from traditional schooling

Most parents try to give their children a quality education in order to provide them with a better future. How not to go too far in pursuit of knowledge and certificates? How not to discourage a child's desire to learn and develop? One possible answer to this question is Montessori education.

Here are a few features of this system:
1. No "uninteresting" items
2. No information overload
3. No fear of grades