Monthly Archives: July 2011

Children are exposed to cultural subjects from the beginning of their school experience at Twin Parks Montessori Schools.  Young children understand the basic needs of humans like food, clothing and shelter, however, it is sometimes difficult to explain the needs … Continue reading →

Earlier this week I attended a lecture and celebration in honor of Dr. John McDermott, philosopher, thinker, professor, author and long time supporter of the Montessori method of education.  The event was held at Queen’s College (where he previously taught) … Continue reading →

I was watching a program on television tonight and was inspired by an 11-year old singer/ songwriter named Anna Graceman.  You will hear this name again as she grows into her voice and talent.  And she writes most of the … Continue reading →

While attending Montessori conferences, often in the elevator, someone will read my name badge and ask “what is Montessori?”  Many Montessori teachers are asked what is it that they do with their students that is different or special.  I am … Continue reading →