Frobel

Froe·bel also Frö·bel (fr

l), Friedrich Wilhelm August 1782-1852.

German educator who established the first kindergarten (1837), where he hoped to make learning a spontaneous, enjoyable experience for children.

Froebel, Fröbel (German) [ˈfrøːbəl]

(Biographies / Froebel, Friedrich (Wilhelm August) (1782-1852) M, German, EDUCATION: educator) Friedrich (Wilhelm August) (ˈfriːdrɪç). 1782- 1852, German educator: founded the first kindergarten (1840)

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(Social Science / Education) of, denoting, or relating to a system of kindergarten education developed by him or to the training and qualification of teachers to use this system

Froebel, Fröbel (German) [ˈfrøːbəl]

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(Social Science / Education) of, denoting, or relating to a system of kindergarten education developed by Friedrich (Wilhelm August) Froebel (1782-1852), German educator and founder of the first kindergarten in 1840, or to the training and qualification of teachers to use this system

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Froebel - German educator who founded the kindergarten system (1782-1852)

Friedrich Froebel, Friedrich Wilhelm August Froebel

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Educator Karl Frobel and anthropologist Friedrich Groos framed the cultural and scientific limits of the debate about play with toys, and they each emphasized the importance of structure.

Engineers or artists? Toys, class and technology in Wilhelmine Germany by Ganaway, Bryan / Journal of Social History

During the mid- and late-1800s, Frobel and later Montessori designed a number of "manipulatives" or "gifts" to help children develop deeper understandings of mathematical concepts such as number, size, and shape (Brosterman, 1997).

Teaching and learning when no one is expert: children and parents ... by Boudreau, Laura / Early Childhood Research & Practice

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