Alexsandra Louise Noticeably missing is Maria Montessori who was nominated 3 times for the Nobel Peace Prize (1949, 1950, and 1951) for her committed efforts on behalf of children, especially in the face of the fascism of World War II. A gifted educator who used scientific observation to discover how children actually learn and whose educational principles would have been followed worldwide more than they are today - had she been a man in that day and age..... and it is her main and central idea that each child should be taught to at the age and developmentally stage they are at that current educational practises are only now starting to recognise!
Mardy Huot I think you missed Rosa Park, sir. From QUIET, she was well mentioned by the author Susan Caine, as the first lady who protested and brought up civil right, especially the equivalence between the whites and the blacks in the US.
Christina Azucena Mcgriff Great women with great mind great contribution to the world . We salute you and other women for the greater glory. Thank you Nobel for this recognition of great women of the world.
