Why Are Montessori Schools So Quiet?
Montessori schools are exceptionally quiet because students are encouraged to work on their activities at their own pace, which allows individual focus among the normal hum of interaction with other students and teachers.
What Makes a Montessori Classroom Different?
Montessori learning is vastly different from traditional learning. It’s a system without grading and the teacher isn’t even the true head of the classroom. And, as one might expect, the classroom is altered to reflect this free learning style. A Montessori classroom is minimalist, highly organized, and has plenty of open space for children to […]
Parent FAQs
There are several different, yet integrated, areas of learning in a Montessori classroom: practical life skills, sensorial development, language, mathematics, history, science, and cultural studies (geography, art, music). In addition to the available materials in each area, children might also take time out during the day to sing songs, read a story, or enjoy nature.