Why Montessori?

With the right tools to continue building a harmonious existence, children become better equipped to respect every aspect of their world. A Montessori curriculum utilizes many outlets that work to expose important qualities that compose the entire child, including the physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and an important fifth component, the spiritual. This focus on the whole child works towards an important goal: the betterment of humankind's future. 

Although commonly misunderstood, self-directed learning, a fundamental aspect of the Montessori philosophy, inarguably aids in the development of independent and driven children. When students direct their own learning, responsibility, confidence, and curiosity follow.

Your child’s Montessori education doesn’t have to end when the school day does. Many of our parents work to bring Montessori principles into their homes, and a great first step is to set up a child-centered space that encourages independence and concentration. Check out these simple tips on creating a Montessori environment in your home!