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Former Montessori Student Discusses First Children’s Book, Work with National Geographic

Author Maya Wai-Haas and former Montessori student recently published What a Rock Can Reveal: Where They Come From and What They Tells Us About Our Planet. Tell us about your current profession and what drew you to it. I am a freelance science writer and travel guide. I’ve always been fascinated by the science that shapes our world—from big ...
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Tennessee Educators Access Mental Health Resources

"Since we know that most Montessori schools do not have access to in-school mental health professionals, we hope that the Warmline will be especially helpful for Montessori educators." Montessori Alliance of Tennessee is making educators aware of the availability of the Tennessee Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (TN-IECMH) Warmline, ...
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Filed Under: Early Childhood, Infant Toddler, News, Professional Development

Montessori Education Week is February 25-March 2

The last week of February is recognized as Montessori Education Week. Below are ideas to consider from institutes around the world. Let us know in a comment how you are celebrating Montessori Education Week this year. ...
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15th Annual Peace and Social Justice March Held at Coral Reef Montessori Academy

"The annual Peace and Social Justice March and Assembly illuminate the unity and harmony that characterize Coral Reef Montessori Academy," said Co-founder Dr. Juliet King.  ...
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PhD Candidate Seeks to Survey Montessori Teachers’ Political Advocacy

 PhD Candidate seeks to understand how Montessori teachers respond to externally imposed policies. Heather Gerker, PhD Candidate at University of Cincinnati, invites Montessori teachers to participate in a dissertation research study (UC Study, IRB #2023-1082) seeking to understand how Montessori teachers respond to externally imposed ...
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August 24: From Polarization to Participation: Democracy Starts in Schools with Justin Tosco; most appropriate for Upper Elementary and Secondary Guides and Administrators

September 14:  The 7 Types of Rest: Why Sleep Isn’t Enough to Prevent Burnout for Montessorians with Heather White; all levels welcome

September 28: Inquiry-Based Science Activities for Primary Learners: Science Activities That Spark Curiosity with Ann Epstein; ideal for Early Childhood guides

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