To be able to achieve Dr. Maria Montessori’s principle of using education for rendering assistance to mankind in its course of fundamental development in accordance with the laws that govern development, certain special preparations are required. Such special qualities distinguish the Montessori Method of education from other educational systems. Essential Qualities of the Montessori
Read MoreThere are different types of education systems in the modern world. While most of them follow the traditional methods, a few ones such as the Montessori Method follow an entirely unique approach that helps fostering children in the most practical and empathetic way. The Need for Changed Teaching and Learning Methods In the school education
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http://www.saffrontree.org/2019/03/nurturing-child-montessori-way.html?m=1 Saffron Tree Thursday, March 28, 2019 Montessori education is a child-guided method of learning, which involves the use of specific materials and small objects developed by Italian educator, Maria Montessori over one hundred years ago. In Montessori classrooms, children are intrinsically motivated to help in activities termed “work” – self-building tasks that lend
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Book Club, Book Awards, Book Fests… Tulika Publishers (http://www.tulikabooks.com/) School is cool… Especially when there are trips to children’s bookstores! Last week, around 40 students of Sharanalaya Montessori School in Chennai, escorted by author-storyteller Praba Ram, dropped by for one exciting ‘field trip’. They browsed, read, chose and bought books all by themselves, with no
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Montessori Method aims at nurturing love of learning and individual expression. Developing personal responsibility and self-discipline are the other exclusive characteristics found in the Montessori children. Montessori Classroom Setting Montessori schools ensure dividing the space of the classroom into different logical portions by low open shelves. Each of these shelves is for specific purpose such
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The Montessori Method fosters independence through children’s individual participation and work. While children below the age of six are allowed to choose to work and spend time by themselves, a great importance is being placed on developing strong social skills in the Montessori Method. The Exclusive Way of Working in the Montessori Method According to
Read MoreMany of us adults can recollect and even relive the long hours that we were blessed with to spend outdoors. There was a time when we were called in only when it was dinner time or at the disappearance of the last ray of light. Even for reading purpose, we were advised to take our
Read MoreAccording to the Montessori Method, teachers are expected to have faith that children will reveal themselves through their work. The teacher has to refrain from pre-conceived notions about the capabilities of children. Having faith that children will show their true nature when they find attractive piece of work, teachers must learn to observe children and
Read MoreEducation is the fundamental factor that has a great influence on the personal development of individuals. Optimizing preschool education is vital from the developmental and economic standpoints. Here’s where providing a solid base that enables children to further their knowledge in a smooth and effective way comes into play. Overall Differences Between the Montessori Method
Read MoreIn Montessori schools, children’s experience is the focus of teaching. Self-directed activities are guided by teachers who take up the role of monitoring rather than leading. The observant teacher and the practically learning child is the common sight in a Montessori classroom. With the environment specially designed and adapted to the growth of children, the
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