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Control of Error and Isolation of Difficulty are two critical aspects of Montessori. Each concept gives the child control over the pace of his development with an opportunity to self-correct.  …

I hope you all can relate to me when I say: Sometimes I work hard, I mean, really, really hard researching activities, thinking about activities, buying materials for activities, and …

A Montessori Directress is a facilitator, guide, and observer of children’s learning who is trained in the Montessori method. This method is unique in that it focuses on the child’s …

Dr. Montessori defined an Absorbent Mind as when a “child is effortlessly assimilating the sensorial stimuli of the environment” One analogy for this concept: a sponge soaking in everything within …

Montessori’s Theory emphasizes one key concept that has revolutionized the way children learn – the transition from concrete to abstract thinking. This approach involves immersing children in hands-on experiences with …

Normalization is a fundamental aspect of the Montessori Method, describing the process of cultivating self-discipline and inner peace in children. This often occurs after they have been given the opportunity …