When #parents step through your doors for a tour, they’re not just visiting space and materials — they’re entering your philosophy in action. A Montessori tour is your opportunity to demonstrate, not just explain, how children learn, move, and grow in your environment. Below are ti... How to Showcase Montessori Philosophy During Child Care Tours
You might hear “AI” and immediately picture robots, chatbots, or sci-fi movies. But did you know there’s a rising field called Montessori-Instruct that tries to bring Montessori principles into how we train AI models? It’s not about replacing the child’s hands-on learni... Montessori & AI: When Tradition Meets Tomorrow
Foster children often enter #classrooms with experiences of change, transition, and uncertainty. These life circumstances can impact how they regulate emotions, respond to #stress, and connect with others. As both a Montessori #teacher and a foster #parent, I’ve seen how the Montessori approac... How Montessori Teachers Support Emotional Regulation in Foster Children?
October is here! The air feels crisp, the leaves are glowing with warm colors, and children can sense the excitement of a new season. For Montessori #educators, October isn’t just another month on the calendar—it’s a natural opportunity to weave seasonal changes into learning, spar... What Does October Offer to Montessori Childrens Learning?
Parenting can feel like juggling—meals, school runs, laundry, bedtime battles—while trying to make sure your child feels loved, confident, and curious about the world. That’s a tall order! The good news is, Montessori principles aren’t just for #classrooms; they can make ever... Montessori Parenting Hacks: How Can You Make Daily Life Easier and More Fun?
If you’ve ever had two or more children in the same room for more than five minutes, you know sibling relationships are a roller coaster. One minute, they’re laughing and building forts together. The next, they’re arguing over who gets the blue cup. While these ups and downs are ... How to Support Sibling Relationships the Montessori Way
I’ll never forget the way little Sofia’s eyes lit up when I told her the story of “The Stone Soup.” She leaned forward, her tiny hands folded in her lap, completely captivated. No pictures, no screens—just words weaving a world in her imagination. The next day, during ... Montessori and Storytelling: Why Oral Tradition Still Matters
It’s a #sunny Tuesday afternoon, and Maria is sitting across from her new manager during her very first week at a marketing agency. The manager smiles and says, “I can already tell you’re different—you don’t wait for someone to hand you a checklist. You see a need and j... What Employers Love About Montessori Alumni
When I take children outside, I’m always amazed by what they notice first. It’s rarely the big things — not the tall trees or the wide sky. Instead, it’s often the tiniest details: a bug crawling in the grass, a pebble that sparkles in the sunlight, or a leaf with a shape the... How Leaf Shapes Teach More Than You Think
Potty training is such an exciting milestone — and yes, it can sometimes feel overwhelming too! As a Montessori #teacher, I’ve seen many families go through this stage, and what I always remind them is that potty training doesn’t need to be rushed, forced, or #stressful. In fact, w... How Does Montessori Support Children During Potty Training?