Accountability is a crucial life skill that empowers children to take ownership of their actions, decisions, and learning. In the Montessori philosophy, accountability is not imposed through punitive measures but cultivated through intrinsic motivation, responsibility, and respect for the community. … Continued
Helping children develop a ‘growth mindset’ is a powerful way to enable them to develop an optimistic outlook. A growth mindset, a term coined by psychologist Carol Dweck, is the belief that the way children (and adults) think about problems or challenges can be developed with effort, perseverance, and the right strategies. For parents of children aged 3-11, using thoughtful language choices
Montessori education has long been celebrated for its innovative approach to learning, one that not only focuses on the academic, but predicates that potential on the nurturing of personal growth and self-discovery.
Inspired by an Instagram post from Simone Davies (author of The Montessori Baby, The Montessori Toddler, and The Montessori Child. I have copies of the ‘Baby’ and ‘Toddler’ books available to borrow if you are interested, just let me know), … Continued
Saturday 21st September was the United Nations ‘World Peace Day’. Maria Montessori’s dedication to peace education is one of the most profound aspects of her philosophy.Rooted in her belief that education can be a powerful tool for social change, Montessori’s … Continued
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