Montessori in the Classroom

Montessori education was established nearly a century ago. Today the Montessori education is found all over the world, spanning ages from birth to adolescence. Research studies show that Montessori children are well prepared for later life academically, socially, and emotionally. In addition to scoring well on standardized test, Montessori children are ranked above average on such criteria as:

• Following Directions
• Turning In Work On Time
• Listening Attentively
• Using Basic Skills
• Showing Responsability
• Asking Provocative Questions
• Showing Enthusiasm For Learning
• Adapting To New Situations
  

Montessori learning can be a very positive and optimal learning experience for all children of all ages. It actually provides an environment that enhances social skills and encourages group interaction. The curriculum is appropriate for teaching standards and it provides the child with learning concepts that are proven to be extremely beneficial. Montessori teaching can ensure that every child in every grade can achieve the maximum potential of his/her ability, with a greater opportunity of learning and understanding of the basic education curriculum.