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…

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…
Our first goal as Montessori teachers is to prepare environments within which children no longer notice our presence. So, how come this…
You’ve made it through those first few weeks, the crying children, the crying parents, the crying teachers at the end of exhausting days….
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…
For most American schools, this is the beginning of the new school year. And for most Infant and Toddler classrooms, that means the…
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…
Are your shelves cleaned? Have you reorganized your cupboards? Decided whether the loft should be a reading nook or an observation perch?…
For many of us, February days are some of the loveliest. The classroom is buzzing with a happy hum, parents understand the expectations…
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…