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09/07/2008
Basic Principles
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Independence
The Montessori Method and materials develop within the child the ability to work independently and collaboratively in order to fulfil their individual potential. The child has the opportunity to develop qualities of self esteem, independence, self reliance and self discipline, and to build the skills of concentration, research and orderly work patterns. Social awareness and responsibility are also fostered in children who are educated in the Montessori Method. The environment promotes respect for self and others, awareness and consideration for the needs of fellow human beings, developing the child intellectually, emotionally and spiritually. The Montessori Method is unique, in that it allows the educators to treat each child as an individual.
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