Montessori teachers are specifically shown how to teach children to read, write and do math. In addition, they are taught how to help children become independent, responsible, self-disciplined and cooperative. The teachers are shown how to teach practical skills such … Continued
Montessori teachers are trained through demonstration and the provision of opportunity to practice. The Montessori curriculum is organized around specific teaching materials which are developmentally sequenced. Each curriculum area is taught to teacher trainees by careful demonstration of the presentation … Continued
The educational advantages a child receives in life are very important. The child’s personality, outlook and intelligence are in the process of being formed. In order for the child to fully actualize his/her potential, it is critical that the child … Continued
The Montessori method of education is well known. Montessori schools are located throughout the world. Additionally, many new textbooks in the field of child development and education are referring to the important contributions of Dr. Montessori to the field of … Continued
Children from a Montessori program usually fit in well whenever they go after attending a Montessori program. Because they are respectful, cooperative, self-disciplined and independent learners, they are well prepared to get along successfully in any program. Competence is a … Continued
Children from a Montessori program are often several years ahead of grade level. They like school are usually interested in everything. Typically, they are friendly, generous, cooperative and respectful of both property and others.
Most visitors to a Montessori program are amazed at how peaceful, pleasant and well behaved the children are. Montessori programs are noted for the self-discipline of their children. The particularly interesting thing about this is that the method does not … Continued
In a Montessori program, children have the opportunity to learn the same subjects. They would learn in any other program. At the early childhood level children develop social, emotional, motor and perceptual skills and begin to learn how to read … Continued
The main portion of the Montessori curriculum is designed for children ages 2-6 years. However, there are Montessori materials which are designed for use by children up to the age of 12. There are a few Montessori middle and high schools. … Continued
Children love Montessori preschools. They like the opportunity to be with other children of their own age and having so many interesting things to do. The room is attractive, with many carefully designed materials and activities for the children to choose from. … Continued