The Montessori object permanence box provides a way for infants to develop their sense of object permanence right when they are primed to. Some time between eight and ten months…
There is nothing unnatural in trying to look for the best education possible for your child as a parent. With so many options available, it might, however, be difficult to…
Distance learning took the world over when the coronavirus hit and universities everywhere were forced to close their doors. Online classes actually have plenty of benefits for some people, however.…
Montessori guides never tell their students the “answer” but rather they facilitate child-led discovery. They do this by providing the appropriate materials at the right time in a child’s development.…
Montessori educators are often questioned about the lack of fantasy books or cartoon characters in the Montessori early education classroom. Are Reggio and Montessori philosophies stifling children’s imaginations or just…
Montessori classrooms use the Positive Discipline approach created by Jane Nelsen, Ed.D. This approach assumes the best of children, collaborates with them, and empowers them to develop self-discipline and problem-solving…
With Shelter in Place orders all over the world, the Coronavirus has upset all of our lives. How can we help children cope with the fear and uncertainty when school…
A Montessori guide’s role appears understated, but it is a complex and demanding position. She exudes a sense of calm, but her mind is always active and alert. We fall…
Montessori is both adult-directed and child-centered because of the concept of Freedom within Limits. The adult guide’s role is to prepare the structure from within a child can freely explore.…
The Montessori Knobbed Cylinders are the very first sensorial material a child works with. Their purpose is to support visual discrimination skills. Additionally, the Knobbed Cylinders include work with language…
