Why is "Montessori" so Hard to Explain?
/What is Montessori? A Montessori education can be confusing to explain. Learn what makes a Montessori approach unique. Find out what ultimately constitutes a true Montessori education.
Read MoreWhat is Montessori? A Montessori education can be confusing to explain. Learn what makes a Montessori approach unique. Find out what ultimately constitutes a true Montessori education.
Read MoreCurious what it actually looks like to step into a Montessori classroom? Take a peek at what a normal, daily morning work cycle looks like. While you watch, see how well it matches up with the ideals and theories of the Montessori method.
Read MoreWhat is the cost of a Montessori education? More importantly, what is the value of a Montessori education? Is this investment really worth it?
Read MoreMontessori and Traditional education teaches a lot of the same concepts and subjects. Here, we break down some of the highlights of each educational model. Find out where they are similar, and how they differ.
Read MoreFrom birth to about six years of age, a child goes through a sensitive period for language. This broad period of learning can be broken down into smaller growth, into phases which would be familiar to most parents. Learn more about this development as well as how to support a language-building child.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that adults often have a hard time matching the daily energy output of children. They have that never-quit attitude that keeps them going strong all day like the energizer bunny. This demand for non stop movement is actually a sign of a very crucial sensitive period.
Read MoreStructure and Order are crucial components of a Montessori classroom. This provides clear and consistent parameters within which students can work. A young child craves this structure and routine. He wants to know what to expect so he can act independently within and with his environment.
Read MoreThe Conscious Mind period takes place around ages 3 through 6. During this phase, the child becomes more aware of the learning process and begins to select work based on interests. The sponge-like mind continues to absorb vast amounts of information, but now there is more choice and independence involved in the learning. This is often when more formal preschool education starts.
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