Training the Senses to Prepare the Brain for Reading
From birth, children are scientists of the senses. They learn by touching, tasting, smelling, listening, and seeing, and in Montessori, we treat the refinement…
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Helpful reads from Imani on early childhood education and care, written for parents making thoughtful school decisions.
From birth, children are scientists of the senses. They learn by touching, tasting, smelling, listening, and seeing, and in Montessori, we treat the refinement…
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If you’ve ever watched a group of young children navigate a shared space, you know it’s a delicate dance. Someone reaches for the same…
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Social development is a key aspect of the Montessori method. Cultivating empathy, cooperation, and respect for others lays the foundation for future relationships. Respect…
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Communication is the bedrock of every relationship, and with Montessori principles, we can refine how we speak to and listen to children. At Imani,…
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A new year signifies fresh beginnings, an opportunity to embrace Montessori principles in your child’s journey of growth and development. Here at Imani Montessori…
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Parents sometimes feel that if they don’t criticize their child, the child will never learn. This belief is deeply ingrained in many cultures, where…
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At Imani Montessori School, we are committed to helping children develop not only academically but also as well-rounded individuals. We believe that education should…
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In our previous post, we discussed how children are naturally motivated to learn and how the Montessori approach nurtures this intrinsic curiosity. Today, we…
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Children are natural learners. From the moment they are born, they embark on a journey of exploration and discovery, constantly absorbing and interacting with…
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At Imani, our longstanding commitment to swimming is followed through in our children's pool. The pool provides a secure space for children to be…
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