CORRELATION BETWEEN WALDORF AND MONTESSORI EDUCATION: USING PUPILS`IMAGINATION
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The method of Montessori and Waldorf education is clearly distinguished by its relevance and importance in forming the ability
to think and expanding the scope of imagination in school-aged children. According to the results of the research, these
educational methods serve as a basis for children to show their abilities and gain great results.
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