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Five differences that enable Montessori elementary students to thrive - LePort Montessori Schools Five differences that enable Montessori elementary students to thrive September 18, 2012/1 Comment/in Blog /by Heike Larson I remember setting foot in that Montessori classroom. I sat down on a chair … near the door. I had just stepped into someone’s living room. Or was it a science laboratory? ...

How to Teach Problem-Solving Skills to Kids (Ages 3-14) Whether it’s a toy-related conflict, a tough math equation, or negative peer pressure, kids of ALL ages face problems and challenges on a daily basis. As parents or teachers, we can’t always be there to solve every problem for our children. In fact, this isn’t OUR job. Our job is to TEACH our ...

Montessori Concept Clip: The Practice of Practical Life Lessons | Montessori Teacher Training and Parent Resources Many believe that practical life lessons are the single most important part of the Montessori environment.

Development is the Child's Work In Montessori terms, “development is the child’s work,” and that all-important work often looks like play! In behavioral terms, a child’s job is to test rules and boundaries to see what happens when the limits are pushed. Upon closer examination, these are two different ways of saying the sa...

Top 3 Tips to Raise an Infant the Montessori Way: Maximizing His Potential | Montessori Teacher Training and Parent Resources As I look down into the eyes of my 7 week old, I am captivated by the vast potential that lay behind those grayish-blue eyes gazing back at me. Being educated in the Montessori Way (via the Age of Montessori Informational Course), I realize the first 3 years of life are the most important for […]

Creativity in Montessori The thought leaders of OTA Sessions asked us to share our thoughts on originality and action in Montessori and how it effects the community. http://baandek.org

FAQ: Montessori works only for preschool-age children, right? | Montessori Teacher Training and Parent Resources Many people are under the impression that older children need a more conventional model of education. On the contrary: Montessori works at every age.