Sound is all around us. From the whistle of a pressure cooker to the sounds of birds chirping outside your window, children are always surrounded with sounds. But, how do they make meaning from that sound? Sound waves are not introduced as theoretical ideas out of a textbook, at Montessori Schools in Chennai, we turn […]
At The Montessori House, we take comfort in one very simple mantra that resonates throughout every corridor, each classroom, and every educational activity: “Let me do it myself.” It is a mantra that captures the essence of Montessori learning by fostering self-reliance, confidence, and a love of learning for a lifetime in every child. As […]
Language acquisition is not separate from all the other aspects of what a child sees, hears and does at the many Montessori schools in Chennai. The Montessori process in the classroom gives children opportunities to begin their English learning with sounds, not just letters and memorized words. This way, language can be supported in its […]
Montessori learning is more than just another approach towards learning, it is a way of understanding children by caring, trusting and respecting them. The premise of Montessori learning is that children are naturally curious and can learn. The adult only has to give the children lessons, opportunities and choices in learning, the area surrounding them […]
Montessori is not just a way of teaching. It is a way of understanding children. Started by Dr Maria Montessori, this method helps children become more independent, curious, and respectful. Whether it is at home or in school, Montessori ideas focus on helping children grow in their own way instead of forcing them to follow […]
As parents who want the best learning atmosphere for their child, the actual question arises: What’s the real difference between Montessori and traditional education? Well, they both aim the same to help children grow socially and academically. But what makes a difference is how they both choose their path to get there. In this blog, […]
All newborns enter the world with curiosity. They constantly touch, question, observe, and test to understand and sense the world around them. But as time moves, the natural curiosity might fade as the learning becomes something to perform out of force rather than something to explore and awaken their curious mind. That’s where Montessori education […]
