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How the Hands-On Montessori Approach Helps with Technology

Isn’t it curious that quite a few people who have gone on to impact the world of technology received an early education that did not include the use of computers? According to an article published by the Montessori Society AMI UK, many of the titans of Silicon Valley attended a Montessori School at some time during their formative…

How Do Montessori Schools Grade?

Montessori educational system believes that we can best support our students in exploring their interests and learning more about the world. This impacts every choice we make with our curriculum, including with our grading system. Montessori schools typically use very different grading processes than traditional schools. Rather than relying on an average grading system, where…

Stimulating Creativity in a Montessori School

As many parents and teachers are coming to realize, creativity is a key part of a child’s development. Creativity promotes problem-solving and social skills and often leads to a more successful and fulfilling career. It’s no surprise, then, that many parents want to send their children to schools that cultivate creativity. Unfortunately, traditional education systems…

Sensorial Learning and You

Growing minds need constant sensory input. This sensorial focus is at the heart of the Montessori education. It stimulates the child’s five senses: touch, taste, sight, smell, and hearing. It allows them to study and experience their world in a meaningful way.  Sensorial learning activities help children explore shapes, colors, textures, sounds, tastes, and smells….