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The Internationally recognized Montessori course is starting in Johannesburg, South Africa. Course starts on 8 January, 2024.

Admissions/Registrations start from 6 November, 2023.

This is an Online - Pakistan/Physical classes training program in Johannesburg, South Africa.

If you're interested in changing lives and want to have a positive impact in the lives of children in your community and the world at large.

Register now while spaces are limited!!!
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WE'LL NEVER LEARN THAT IN SCHOOL!

- Area of Africa = 30.37 million
square kilometres
- Area of China = 9.6 million
square kilometres
- Area of the United States = 9.8 million
square kilometres
- Area of Europe = 10.18 million
square kilometres
- Africa is larger than all of Europe
Europe, China and the United States combined.
- But in most world maps, Africa is
maps, Africa is shown in a reduced
reduced in size.
This is done on purpose to create the visual impact
visual impact of small Africa to manipulate
Africans and brainwash them and
wherever they are.
Africa has 60% of the land that is
good for agriculture
Africa has 90% of the world's raw
raw materials;
- Africa has 40% of the world's gold reserves.
Africa has 33% of the world's diamond reserves.
- Africa has 33% of the world's diamond reserves.
- Africa has 80% of the world's
reserves of coltan (metal for the production
production of telephones and
electronics), mainly in the Democratic
Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Africa has 60% of the world's
of the world's cobalt (a metal used in the
car batteries)
- Africa is rich in oil and natural gas.
natural gas.
- Africa (Namibia) has the richest fishing beaches
the richest fishing beaches in the world.
- Africa is rich in manganese, iron and
timber.
- Africa's space is three times the size of China's
of China, three times that of Europe and three times
three times that of the United States.
- Africa's surface area is thirty
million square kilometres (30,875,415 square
square kilometres);
- The population of Africa is 1.3 billion NIS (the population of China).
billion NIS (China's population is 1.4 billion
1.4 billion NEIS with an area of over 9.6 million
area of over 9.6 million square kilometres.
This means that Africa is uninhabited.
-The agricultural land in the Democratic Republic
Republic of Congo is capable of feeding
feed all of Africa.

And all the farmland in Africa
is a string to feed the world.
world.
- The Democratic Congo has important rivers
that can light up Africa.
The problem is that Westerners, their corporations
companies and some African puppets
African puppets have been disrupting the stability of
Africa for decades.
- Africa is a culturally diverse continent
diverse in terms of dance, music
architecture, sculpture, etc.
Africa is home to 30,000 prescriptions and
herbs modified by the West in its
the West in its laboratory.
- The global youth population in
Africa is expected to reach 2.5 billion by
2050.

Africa is the future of humanity.

18 interesting Facts about Africa.

• Africa is the second-largest continent in the world both in size and population.

• Islam is the dominant religion in Africa. Christianity is the second. Arabic is also the most widely-spoken language in Africa.

• Africa has the shortest coastline despite being the second largest continent in the world.

• Africa is the most centrally located continent in the world. Both the prime meridian (0 degrees longitude), and the equator (0 degrees latitude) cut across it.

• Nigeria has the highest population (200 million people) in Africa. This represents 18% of Africa's total population.

• Both the world's tallest and largest land animals both come from Africa. They are the giraffe and African elephant, respectively.

• Around 2,000 different languages are spoken in Africa and each of them have different dialects while Arabic is the language that is most widely spoken in the African continent.

• The world's longest river -- the Nile -- and the world's largest desert -- the Sahara -- both are home in Africa.

• Algeria is the biggest country in Africa by land area.

• The world's hottest place -- Ethiopia -- is in Africa.

• The continents terrain was inhabitable and remained unknown for thousands of years, earning it the name of 'Dark Continent'.

• The equator passes through the middle of the Dark Continent and it receives direct sunlight throughout the year.

• The major animals in Africa include -- cheetah, African elephant, lion, zebra, Egyptian mongoose, giraffe, addax.

• The largest waterfall in Africa is the Victoria Falls and it is located on the Zimbabwe and Zambia border. It has a height of 355 feet and the width of the water fall runs into almost a mile.

• More than 50% of the world's French-speaking population lives here on the continent.

• Angola has more Portuguese speakers than Portugal.

• Africa has a pink lake in Senegal.

• Africa is the hottest continent on earth.

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is observed annually on May 25 to commemorate the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) created on 25 May 1963.
This year's Africa Day, we are celebrating Africa’s indigenous foods, their diversity and nutritional value

We thought that you would like to take a look at the ‘Maria Montessori’ tulips that are blooming in AMI’s small garden. They were named after Maria Montessori to celebrate her 150th birthday and since then we have heard from many friends around the that they have bloomed, on balconies, in window boxes, in gardens — in many countries. The tulips form a loving circle around the small statuette of Maria which is a miniature replica of the larger than life statue by Victor Gutiérrez, one of Mexico’s most well known sculptors. The original is located at the Centro Internacional Villa Montessori, in Morelia. Maria Montessori holds the 1000 cube in her left hand, and holds out her right hand for a small dove to land, the symbol of . To all of you, wherever you may be, we are thinking of you as you continue to work towards Maria Montessori’s vision of a more world.

Every year, Montessori groups, Schools around the world celebrate MONTESSORI EDUCATION WEEK, teaching Peace Education. Colouring of our Homeschoolers/Preschoolers are displayed here. All Colours (lives) Matters is our focus... Let there be Peace in our School, Homes, Community and Country!

Every year, Montessori groups, Schools around the world celebrate MONTESSORI EDUCATION WEEK, teaching Peace Education. Colouring of our Homeschoolers/Preschoolers are displayed here. All Colours (lives) Matters is our focus... Let there be Peace in our School, Homes, Community and Country!

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On 24 January 2022, we celebrate the fourth International Day of Education under the theme “Changing Course, Transforming Education”. As it was detailed in UNESCO’s recent global Futures of Education report, transforming the future requires an urgent rebalancing of our relationships with each other, while raising serious concerns for equity, inclusion and democratic participation. This year’s International Day of Education will be a platform to showcase the most important transformations that have to be nurtured to realize everyone’s fundamental right to education and build more sustainable, inclusive and peaceful futures.

How well this resonates with Maria Montessori’s words, ‘If we are to develop a system of scientific pedagogy, we must, then, proceed along lines very different from those which have been followed up to the present time. The transformation of the school must be contemporaneous with the preparation of the teacher. For if we make of the teacher an observer, familiar with the experimental methods, then we must make it possible for her to observe and to experiment in the school. The fundamental principle of scientific pedagogy must be, indeed, the liberty of the pupil;—such liberty as shall permit a development of individual, spontaneous manifestations of the child's nature. If a new and scientific pedagogy is to arise from the study of the individual, such study must occupy itself with the observation of free children.’ (The Montessori Method, Chapter 2)

Find out more about the Futures of Education report at: https://buff.ly/33L0C7E