When doing Montessori, you can feel lost very easily. Having a Montessori community is instrumental in keeping you accountable and motivated. Come find out what I’ve learned from my Montessori community.
Joining a Montessori community has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. Not only is it an excellent way to stay connected with other parents and teachers who are passionate about Montessori, but it also provides me with invaluable knowledge and support that helps me grow in confidence as a parent.
Through my interactions with others in the community, I have learned many valuable lessons about parenting, teaching, and living life according to the ideals of Montessori philosophy. In this article, I will share some of these insights so that you too can benefit from them.
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As you watch or listen to this training, know that you will be able to get more information than what is included in this blog post.
However, I really want to encourage you to take the time to watch or listen and take notes.
Importantly, this will be helpful to you now and in the future.
#1 Knowing that I am not alone
There is something special about getting to know and communicating with others who are also passionate about something.
We learn together, we grow together, no matter where we are in the world. Montessori is an amazing educational system that helps children and adults alike to reach their full potential.
But it can be difficult to stay on top of all the learning and teaching involved in Montessori.
That’s why having a supportive Montessori community can make such a huge difference.
#2 There’s power in knowledge
When many of us are coming together to learn and grow, then we cover more ground.
It’s awesome to share experiences and new things that we discover in this wonderful philosophy.
By joining this type of community, you will not only find people who are passionate about the same things as you, but also gain invaluable knowledge and support that will help you grow in confidence as a parent or teacher.
In this article, I’ll share some of the insights I’ve learned from my own experience with my Montessori community so that others may benefit too!
#3 Growing confidence in support
When you are in a close and trusting group, you have more opportunities to grow your confidence.
Even if you are a lurker at first, soon, as you learn and begin to apply The Montessori principles, you will be so excited to share you progress and your good (and not so good) experiences.
Let me share with you some ways to begin connecting with a Montessori community:
- Join The Montessori Way Prep Room group on Facebook – I share all articles, knowledge, resources, trainings and more there.
- Sign up for The Montessori Way Foundations WORKSHOP – a free 5-day workshop that will help you grow in Your Montessori knowledge by leaps and bounds (if signup is closed, join the waitlist!)
- Enroll in The Montessori Way Foundations Framework – a 6-month experience where I walk you through the foundations of The Montessori Method (if enrollment isn’t open, join the waitlist)
Key Takeaways
Joining a Montessori community has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. Not only is it an excellent way to stay connected with other parents and teachers who are passionate about Montessori, but it also provides me with invaluable knowledge and support that helps me grow in confidence as a parent.
Resources mentioned in training
Join the FREE 5-day Montessori Workshop
It is called The Montessori Way Foundations Workshop! You will go live with me for 5 days in a row to learn and grow about The Montessori Philosophy. If you see this when enrollment isn’t open, go to the link anyway and join the waitlist.
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Animals in Winter Adaptation, Hibernation & Migration Bundle 1
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This Animals in Winter bundle focuses on what they do in winter. Some adapt, others hibernate and yet others migrate. This includes 7 activities and 26 pages total to print over and over as needed.
1 Animals in Winter Notebooking Pages
2 Pictures of Animals that Adapt
3 Pictures of Animals that Hibernate
4 Pictures of Animals that Migrate
5 What is Adaptation? Topic Overview
6 What is Hibernation? Topic Overview
7 What is Migration? Topic Overview
Like I said at the beginning of the show, I have a FB group for all things Montessori that you are welcome to join.
It is called The Montessori Way Prep Room.
If you want to join a homeschool Facebook community, then join The Natural Homeschool Community!
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