Walking with Children Aged 6–12
February 20, 2026
Teresa Tsai, AMI 6–12 Trainer In Montessori theory, the ages of six to twelve are known as the second plane of development – a period marked by profound psychological change.
Teresa Tsai, AMI 6–12 Trainer In Montessori theory, the ages of six to twelve are known as the second plane of development – a period marked by profound psychological change.
Ellen Lebitz, AMI 6–12 Trainer A characteristic of the Montessori classroom for children in the second plane of development, those ages 6–12, is a proliferation of plants and an abundance
Sarah Werner Andrews, AMI 3–6 Trainer “We often forget that the imagination is a force for the discovery of truth.” Maria Montessori The emphasis on ”play-based” curricula for early childhood
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 many, many years, aware that
Eder Cuevas, AMI Trainer for Montessori School Leaders It is paradoxical that an educational philosophy that promotes peace and community, such as Montessori, lacks a true sense of unity among
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 world with small acts of