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Discover how Montessori education nurtures children's growth from birth to six years old, fostering independence, exploration, and language development.
Montessori fosters lifelong learning through hands-on exploration, responsibility, and intrinsic motivation—without the need for homework.
Montessori Bells teach children musical expression, pitch awareness, and note reading through hands-on learning.
We want children to embrace mistakes as opportunities to understand how to improve. Our goal is for children to understand that feedback is important.
Elizabeth Heller is on a mission empower children and teens to self-manage emotional and physical wellness with the evidence-based tools of breathwork, body movement, and journaling.
We recently explored these questions with Elizabeth Heller, a mindfulness expert, best-selling children's book author, certified yoga and meditation instructor, journalist, podcast host, and mom.
To encourage some summer outdoor adventure, we suggest settling in with your child to explore The Lost Book of Adventure from the notebooks of the Unknown Adventurer.
Montessori fosters creativity and imagination through real-world exploration, encouraging self-generated pretend play over adult-imposed fantasy.
If we want students to have curiosity and intrinsic motivation to understand, it’s important to first recognize that grades inhibit that process.
When children get feedback from their environment, they develop their ideas of their body scheme and ultimately their self-image.