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What is Montessori?
Teachers are questioning individual children, encouraging them to expand their thinking and problem-solving skills.
Children are intellectually engaged, eager, and happy; children are not bored, tense, or unhappy. Look at their faces.
Children are working on individual or collaborative projects; children are not all doing the same project in the same way.
Children have physical space to experiment and play, and time to be alone; they are not crowded into a confined or restrictive area for long periods of time.
Children are creating their own writing or dictating their own stories to the teacher; children are not copying or completing a worksheet out of a book.
- Beverly B. Swanson, Director, ACCESS ERIC ~ funded by the Office of
Educational Research and Improvement, U.S. Department of Education
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