Change is hard, and transitions to new spaces often come with a range of unexpected emotions. Montessori teachers are prepared for the…

Change is hard, and transitions to new spaces often come with a range of unexpected emotions. Montessori teachers are prepared for the…
It’s an old game in Montessori teacher education programs: can you give your “elevator speech about Montessori,” that brief explanation…
We know, as Montessori teachers and child advocates, that the most important relationships we build in the classroom are the ones we…
Glance through some school brochures. You’ll notice quite a bit of language in common: whole child, child-centered, low student-teacher…
You’ve labeled the cubbies. You’ve printed your lists. You’ve prepared your binders and added those vibrant drops of food coloring to the…
“Can I see your shelves?” What an odd question. And, yet, if you spend much time with Montessori teachers, you’ll almost inevitably hear…
Are your shelves cleaned? Have you reorganized your cupboards? Decided whether the loft should be a reading nook or an observation perch?…
“Montessori” can mean a lot of things: the Montessori Method, Dr. Montessori, a philosophy of parenting, of teaching, of life, the…
The kids are home from school. Maybe you’re still working, or trying to. Maybe you’re juggling grandparents or babysitters or other…
The child is capable of developing and giving us tangible proof of the possibility of a better humanity. He has shown us the true process…