3. Dr. Maria Montessori,
an Italian physician and educator
(1870-1952).
The Montessori approach to education takes its name from
4. The Philosophy of
Montessori Education
“To aid life, leaving it free, however,
to unfold itself, that is the basic task
of the educator.”
- Dr. Maria Montessori
5. What is Montessori
Education
Montessori is a method of
education that is based on self-
directed activity, hands-on learning
and collaborative play. In
Montessori classrooms children
make creative choices in their
learning, while the classroom and
the teacher offer age-appropriate
activities to guide the process.
6. Why Montessori?
Social and emotional development.
Develop leadership skills and
independence.
Helping students learn to study
most effectively.
Students develop self discipline and
an internal sense of purpose and
motivation.
7. Montessori Programs
for Different Ages
Infant ( 0-3 years)
Primary ( 3 to 6 years)
Elementary ( 6 to 12 years)
Adolescence ( 12 to 15 years)
8. Method of Montessori
Education
The Montessori method focuses on
respecting and encouraging each
child's individual differences,
providing a nurturing environment
to teach social interaction and
emotional skills.
9. Montessori Classroom
A Montessori classroom is different
from a typical classroom in a number
of important ways. By allowing
children to play, instead of sit and
listen to lectures, the classroom
allows children develop the motivation
to learn and explore.
