Match the teaching maxim in List I with its main proponent in List II and choose the correct answer from the options given below:

From whole to part matches the Gestalt psychologists, self-study matches Dalton, and training of the senses matches Montessori and Froebel.

The maxim from whole to part reflects Gestalt psychology, which holds that the whole is perceived before its parts.

Self-study is the core of the Dalton Plan, devised by Helen Parkhurst, which lets pupils work through assignments at their own pace.

Training of the senses is central to Montessori's method and to Froebel's kindergarten, both rooted in sensory education.

Froebel is remembered for the kindergarten and his gifts and occupations, while Montessori designed graded sensorial materials.

These maxims guide the sequencing of instruction, alongside others like known to unknown and simple to complex.