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As parents and educators, we all strive for one common goal: to give our children the best possible foundation for a fulfilling life. As Montessori educators, we spend years educating ourselves to nurture the growth of future generations. The numbers in a recent survey* support this: Over 95% of Montessori school directors/heads of schools have […]

We are all guilty of becoming complacent. It happens. In our busy lives, we often resist change, and this is when we start thinking things like, “But we have always done it that way” or “If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it.” My guess is that we have all said at least one of the

As Montessori educators, we are dedicated to the beautiful process of guiding children through their educational journeys. We have been trained to nurture and guide a child’s learning process. Our classrooms are sanctuaries of learning where each child is encouraged to explore, discover, and grow at their own pace. Ahhhh, blissful, isn’t it? However, as

As Montessori educators, we believe in the power of understanding. It’s what makes our approach to teaching so unique. But let’s face it—our data collection practices could be better. Data has the potential for growth and improvement, so why are our data collection processes often so fragmented and inconsistent when we know that data truly holds

A new school year is upon us, and if you are like me, you likely set goals each year in hopes to have your most productive year yet. Every year, as I would consider my goals, I feel like I almost always came back to the same question: If Montessori philosophy is grounded in simplicity,

As Montessori educators, it’s easy to overlook the importance of effective communication with parents. We assume they understand the value of our child-centered methodology and holistic approach to developing soft skills and executive functions. However, our busy, multitasking parents may not always be aware of the intricacies of Montessori education or the benefits it offers