- A
child-centered, time-tested philosophy
- An
approach to education where each child works and is allowed to develop independently
without having to keep pace with other students
- A
classroom environment where teachers do not dominate the classroom, but
act as gentle guides
- A
place equipped with beautiful, hands-on materials designed
to help children develop concentration
- A
prepared classroom where students work in a variety of settings and
contexts, working alone or with others
- A methodology that
supports each child's unique development. This enables them to
become self-motivated, independent learners
- A
place where students are free to move about the classroom. Dr.
Montessori believed movement and learning were rooted together
Excerpts
from: Montessori Life: What Every Family Should Know About Montessori,
Julie Bragdon, MEd
Submitted
by: Donna Rockafellow
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