The Montessori Method 3: The First Children’s House and Beyond
If you've read the other posts in this series, Part 1 and Part 2, and I hope you have, you might have felt a little uncomfortable from time to time,…
If you've read the other posts in this series, Part 1 and Part 2, and I hope you have, you might have felt a little uncomfortable from time to time,…
Recently, I received an email from a friend. He’s not in the teaching or education field, but he is doing some research about what makes a successful teacher. He told…
Please join me for part two of an in-depth look at the seminal book that started it all: The Montessori Method. The first post in this series looked at the…
Many children today have trouble adjusting to the pressures of schooling. Causes are varied: they can be external, like the loss of a loved one or an acrimonious divorce. Other…
Here's the last in a series of posts celebrating all of you - the parents and teachers who devote your time and energy to making sure that the kids in…
Hard to believe that 2008 is almost here, isn't it? In looking back over my blog posts for the past year, I thought it would be fun to compile the…
Maria Montessori's groundbreaking book,The Montessori Method, was first published in 1912, and has since been translated into 20 different languages. Maybe you have read this book already, or you've always…
This post is dedicated to all my wonderful readers and customers who've taken the leap and chosen to send their child(ren) to a Montessori school. This can mean making sacrifices…
Parents and teachers in today's world seem to be diligently seeking ways to teach kids discipline and self-control. A quick look at any bookstore will turn up hundreds of books…
This week, I've been researching websites offering games for children. I was unhappy, though not surprised, to find that every one of Google's top 10 sites for a search on…