Part 4 of 4 – Montessori For My Autistic Sons
The following four-part series includes excerpts from an introductory letter written by a NAMC Lower Elementary diploma program student, Rachel, to her NAMC tutor. A mother of six boys, she was first introduced to Montessori in seeking alternative method of education for her first son. Her first four sons attended public school since kindergarten, with the oldest three beginning their education in Montessori preschool. Rachel’s two youngest boys, aged nine and ten, are autistic and she has chosen to complete her NAMC 6-9 diploma so that she may work with her sons using the Montessori method.
A NAMC Student’s Experience as a Montessori Parent: Choosing Teacher Training
Part 3 of 4 – Choosing NAMC Montessori Elementary Teacher Training This four-part series include excerpts from an introductory letter writ...
A NAMC Student’s Experience as a Montessori Parent: Follow the Child
Part 2 of 4 - Follow the Child This four-part series include excerpts from an introductory letter written by a NAMC Lower Elementary diplom...
A NAMC Student’s Experience as a Montessori Parent
Part 1 of 4 – Montessori For My Children This four-part series include excerpts from an introductory letter written by a NAMC Lower Eleme...
February is Black History Month - Celebrate in the Montessori Classroom
February is Black History Month in Canada and the US, also known as African American History month. It is honored in Great Britain in Octo...
Montessori Mixed Age Groups and Ministry Regulations: Why Socialization Matters
On the practical side, our method has, moreover, the advantage of being able to draw together children of very different backgrounds. In our...
Chinese New Year – Montessori Curriculum Activities
Chinese New Year is a 15-day cultural celebration that follows the lunisolar calendar. This year Chinese New Year begins wit...
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service in the Montessori Classroom
"If you want to be important, wonderful. If you want to be recognized, wonderful. If you want to be great, Wonderful! But recognize ...
Montessori Elementary Math Curriculum Tips – Follow the Child
Children show a great attachment to the abstract subjects when they arrive at them through manual activity. They proceed to fields of know...
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