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Protecting Rest, Wonder & Simplicity
By Estefani Rondón, Director of Student Affairs & Elementary Programs The Montessori approach reminds us that childhood is not a race, and summer is the perfect season to slow down while still nurturing growth, responsibility, joy, and connection. Some of the most meaningful learning moments happen in the quiet, ordinary parts of the day. Montessori…
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The Integrated Nature of a Montessori Education
What does it actually mean to learn something?
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The Evidence Is In: New National Study Confirms What We’ve Always Believed About Montessori
Read more: The Evidence Is In: New National Study Confirms What We’ve Always Believed About MontessoriFor over a century, Montessori educators have trusted that children learn best when they’re given freedom, respect, and a prepared environment to explore. Now, one of the largest and most rigorous studies ever conducted on early childhood education has confirmed it with hard data. A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy…
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Educating for Adaptability: Montessori from Early Childhood Through Adolescence
In her observations, Montessori found that adaptation is a fundamental trait of humans. She wrote that adaptation is “the ground we stand on” as human beings. This has allowed humans to create cultures and societies in infinite different forms across the globe.
Categories: Elementary School, High School, Middle School, Montessori Education, Preschool / Kindergarten, ToddlerRead more: Educating for Adaptability: Montessori from Early Childhood Through Adolescence
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