Studies show that from birth to age 6, children’s brains are developing at a phenomenal rate. They absorb knowledge quickly and easily, and are endlessly curious about life. Maria Montessori called stages of development like this “sensitive periods,” in which children are especially energized to learn. Giving your child many opportunities to explore their world…
Why is Montessori Best for My Preschool-Age Child?
Famous Montessori Student Success Stories
When you are considering enrolling your child in a Montessori school, one of the most important questions you’ll have is: Will the Montessori method help prepare my child for lifelong success? In a 2011 article, The Wall Street Journal stated that “the Montessori educational approach might be the surest route to joining the creative elite.”…
Differences between a Montessori School and a Traditional Public School
As a parent, the decision of where to send your child to school is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. It’s especially vital to consider school options when your child is at a young age, when it is often easiest to accustom them to a positive, encouraging environment and get them started…
How to Choose a Montessori School for Your Child
Your children and their education are important to you. Selecting a school that can help them build toward their future and reach their potential is essential, which is one reason why the Montessori method attracts parents. An estimated 300 new public Montessori schools have opened since the year 2000. However, even though Montessori schools share…
What are the Benefits of Putting My Child in a Montessori School?
A Montessori education helps children develop their potential in an engaging environment. Here they learn to be responsible, respectful, and competent — but all at their pace. What sets a Montessori education apart from the rest is the uniqueness of the environment. It is not like a traditional school, and it accommodates the creativity and…
How to Incorporate Montessori Methods at Home
6 Ways to Incorporate Montessori Methods at Home: Become the teacher Observe your child Provide order Keep things at your child’s level, literally Foster freedom and independence Promote activities and chores Encouragement, freedom, and self-care are important factors in your child’s Montessori schooling, but your child’s education does not have to be confined to the…
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