We are hard-wired to want to protect our children, to care for them and to want to keep them from suffering. When our babies cry, our…

We are hard-wired to want to protect our children, to care for them and to want to keep them from suffering. When our babies cry, our…
“Montessori” can mean a lot of things: the Montessori Method, Dr. Montessori, a philosophy of parenting, of teaching, of life, the…
It seems like every morning, I’m being recommended readings on children, youth and anxiety. And I guess I’m not surprised to see so much…
For many children, this is a time of new spaces, the school year ending and a list of new summer camps or travel to take its place. And…
It’s that time of year, when classrooms or entire school communities come together to celebrate the accomplishments of the year. You may…
When I was a much younger teacher, I had a student enigma, one of those kids who, despite everything I presented or didn’t, despite the…
We shall walk together on this path of life, for all things are part of the universe and are connected with each other to form one whole…
Someone asked me a question recently that began with, “When you parent…” When don’t I parent? For years, a poster hung in my house that…
Our first goal as Montessori teachers is to prepare environments within which children no longer notice our presence. So, how come this…
If you think of school as a place in which children are all lined up in their desks or sitting around the same circle, staring ahead at…