The academic & lifelong benefits of a Montessori education By Montessori East Experiential learning, not memorisation Albert Einstein once said, "Learning is experience; everything else is just information."
The Montessori room as a teacher By Montessori East A thriving learning environment is one where children are deeply engaged, working independently and with purpose. While in traditional education models, learning often follows a straight line: the teacher directs from the top, and the child fo
Montessori's planes of development By Montessori Australia Dr Montessori outlined four consecutive planes, or stages, of development from birth to maturity, each plane spanning approximately six-years. At each plane of development children and young people display intellectual powers, social orientati
Exploring the Montessori Difference By Montessori Australia Choosing the right educational approach for a child is a significant decision for any parent. Among the various educational philosophies, Montessori education stands out as a transformative method.
Unveiling the Cosmos: How Montessori's Five Great Lessons Ignite Lifelong Curiosity Montessori East Why is the sky blue? How big is space? What happened to the dinosaurs?
Counting with beads Montessori East The bead cabinet is one of the hallmarks in Montessori mathematical learning, and it is the most alluring for children with their colours and tactile experience. The main purpose of the bead cabinet is to help develop children's knowledge abo
