Category: Montessori Explained

Elizabeth Gutiérrez, AMI 3–6 Trainer, Myths and Realities of Montessori I will begin by commenting that I have been following my passion for this philosophy for...

Julia Ballesteros Sentíes, Montessori for Dementia, Disability and Ageing Trainer Imagine a world where every smile is like an invisible hug. We can build this...

Guadalupe Borbolla, AMI 12–18 Trainer The environment prepared for the third stage of development must have the same basic characteristics of all Montessori environments plus...

Jennifer Shields, AMI 3–6 Trainer Imagine walking into a restaurant and having the waiter tell you exactly what to eat, and how quickly. No choice...

Ruben Jongkind, AMI Montessori Sports Trainer In the Montessori community, the competitive element in sport is often viewed with suspicion. We at Montessori Sports understand...

Exploring the Neuroscience Behind Montessori Education

All parents want an exceptional education setting that helps their child reach their true potential. Many parents don’t know it exists— until they find Montessori.

Montessori's four planes of development helps us understand how children view the world depending on their plane of development and how we can support them...

This guest post has been republished from Montessori East. The Binomial Cube is one of those amazing Montessori materials. It introduces abstract maths concept to children as...

In Montessori, and particularly Montessori in the home, the focus is often on fostering independence. We know we should support the child's independence, but why?...