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AMI vs AMS Montessori Both types of Montessori education aim to foster independence, respect, and a love of learning in children, but they do so in slightly different ways
Montessori classroom areas are divided into: The Language Area, The Sensorial Area, The Math Area, The Cultural Area, and The Practical Life Area.
The Montessori Wardrobe allows children to choose, organize and care for their clothes, developing decision-making skills and personal responsibility.
Montessori environments are more than just places where children learn academic skills; they are spaces where children develop holistically, including emotional, social, physical and cognitive growth.
Sensitive period is a term used by Montessori to describe a period of intense interest and development from birth to age 6. The current term is “optimal learning time” and it describes this period very well.
Auto education, also known as self-education, is a pioneering approach that empowers learners to direct their own educational journey.
Montessori’s absorptive mindset is a unique feature of early childhood, with innate child learning through environmental interaction and self-discovery.
Montessori education respects children’s by fostering autonomy, empathy, trust
Montessori education, founded by Dr. Maria Montessori, is distinguished by five key principles: respect for the child, the prepared environment, the absorbent mind, auto-education, and sensitive periods.
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