These five parts are encouraged, nurtured, brought to fruition, through the Montessori method, which puts children in an environment where their natural desire to do for themselves is enabled and guided.
Rather than having tasks defined for them, or operating just to check boxes and earn rewards, children discover the value of accomplishing tasks, learning new things, taking care of their environment, making choices and learning through mistakes, and doing things for themselves.
It’s no accident that Montessori is the only educational program that has proven to eliminate the income gap in achievement—all children, regardless of their parents’ situation have the capacity to achieve through a Montessori formation.
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