I just took my daughter out of public school and put her in a Montessori school. She loves it, says they don't make her "work" all day. What I love about this school is when I ask my daughter what she learned or did, she says she played. Learning should always be fun, I'm happy that she's in the direction of having a love for learning again!
Oh, it makes me so happy to hear that! I hope that she is still enjoying it as much as she did in the beginning. How old is she? I assume she is in a mixed age group too? The Montessori education is great at working with the interest and passion of the individual child, instead of applying the same requirements for learning to everyone in the class. Good luck and thank you for sharing. (sorry for taking me so long to respond).
Very informative and interesting video 😊 Im a preschool teacher and have applied for a teacher job at a Montessori preschool. All of the key fundamentals of the Montessori method are the same as what I my self want to pass on to children 🙂 I really hope Ill get the job, and Im thrilled to get a certified Montessori education later on.
Joe, I wish you good luck with the job! And yes, this is why I turned to Montessori as well, as the fundamentals were what I wanted to install in my child as well and as a parent, I related a lot to her work.
Hello, I am not a parent yet, but in the back of my head I know there had to be a better way to connect and motivate children...I had heard about a 'Montessori' something, but this video was so helpful clarifying what it is. Now I know is a method and wow many of the points resonate with me.. thanks for the details. I will look more into this. Great video! And by the way, it was a beautiful and clear explanation. :)
I went to Montessori school and I’m working on a book right now explaining some things about my mind from a unique perspective. I’d love to have a conversation via email or facetime
You have done this video so well. Your passion for Montissori really comes across, which I found quite contagious! It's really clearly explained and I learned so much in just 15 minutes! Thank you, thank you :)
Hi Jsm4real, you mean the materials that students use to learn about Montessori's educational philosophy to become teachers? We read her books, lectures and study child development in addition to the Montessori curriculum in the classroom.
I haven't watched any and I am not a good source to recommend movies. I predominantly read the Montessori's books - a good one to start with is 'The Absorbent Mind' or her lectures.
Hi Mary, thank you for watching. From the Montessori books, I recommend her book the "Absorbent Mind'. Also The Conscious Parent by Dr. Shefali Tzabary, as the principles are very similar. Respect for the child, follow the child's pace, let them be, be a guide, create a favourable environment, observe more what your baby is communicating to you and follow. Provide a lot of freedom within boundaries.
Love this. Thx for sharing. I have some practical questions, hope you could help: - how do you deal with a child who doesn't want to engage with any activity or clean up? - how do you deal with a child who excited to do one activity and suddenly loss his/her interest in the middle of his/her work and refuse to finish his/her work ? Thank you in advance!
Hi I think you can start at any age, even implementing some aspects in your own life is great!! I recommend the book How to Raise an Amazing Child by Tim Seldin. Good luck
Hello ! I’m very interesting to start teaching my kids through the Montessori Philosophy , my idea is to be Billingual , since I’m a Spanish Teacher .. it’s been has to found material , ideas in other languages ... I really appreciate if you can help me thank you so much ! I love your video ! ❤️
Great informative video Dede, I wanted ask you about immunisation for Mika. I've recently had a baby and I am quickly learning there are so many vaccines but my doctor is very helpful in that these are offered but not forced to be given so I wanted to know opinion and experience if you didn't mind. Thanks
I love Waldorf (they call it Steiner here), but we don't have many options, certainly not where we live. We need to decide whether we should move so that we are closer to one. I'm exploring options now, as Mika will need to start somewhere school soon and I still don't have idea where. We don't have enough Montessori junior schools either. Sometimes I wish we were in the US or Scandinavia...
I love Steiner too! I feel that, as with everything else, it all depends on the child's personality. There are children who will thrive in Steiner and some, who would benefit more from Montessori or other approach. I know people who have been through traditional education and Steiner (switching one with another) who say they felt better under the traditional approach. Also, it depends where in the world. Steiner (Waldorf in the US) is much more popular in the US than in the UK and here, in the UK, we do not have much choice if we want to go to Steiner.
Hello I just subscribe ur channel, thank u for ur video. I have no children YET but I hope for them sometimes soon.my questions is I have no pedagogical education but I would love to become Montessori teacher I live at the moment in Rome is that possible for me with no teacher preparation? I am looking forward ur answer cheers
Hi Safa, yes, it is, it is part of the public system in some European countries (Scandinavia and the Netherlands that I know of, but surely in some more). Here in the UK, unfortunately, there are only few schools (private) and they are only up to 11years. In the US, I would think is more common. The classes are mixed age (vertical grouping), e.g. 6-9 years together. 9-12 years old together. The children learn at their own pace, the teacher is there to support their natural interest. The environment is favourable. It is a very beautiful system. There is no assessment, no pressure, no scolding, no punishment, no competition.
Hey, i live in the netherlands and here are actually a lot of high schools wich apply montessory system, my primary school applied montessory system, but my middle school doesn't, well i know that in high and middle schools they for example use planners for the homework, so they have an amount of time to do all the homework on the planner, and I believe a lot of Montessori middle and high schools here have hours that you can choose wich subject you want to study, like you can choose if you wat to do maths, science, art or english. Actually we also have the dalton system that looks a lot like Montessori sistem in middle and high schools. I hope I gave you enough information❤❤
Hi Didi, I'm new to your channel. I love Montessori as well, my son goes to a Montessori based nursery in London. He will start reception this September and I'm not looking forward to changing him to a normal school. We were looking at Steiner too. Which philosophy do you think is best?
Hi Jessica, I love Montessori, but am going to look into more details on Steiner too, as I may consider it as an option for Mika. I'm just not that fond of traditional educational system here and mostly by the early start. Mika was born at the end of August, which means he is supposed to start reception this year at 4years and 5days old - not keen on sending him that early. I'm planning to visit Steiner and will let you know if you want, how I feel about it.
@@bbyjcky1 to learn about montessori, do u really have to attend in a montessori school? I am just asking.Do you have to?? I mean there isyoutube videos and other people around u who knows about montessor, we can just learn from it right!!
The Montessori method is good for orphanage as they need guide to find a goal and development. Other than that, the parents can take care of their children wellbeing better than any school. So this method will not work for kids with the focused parents.
Montessori wasn't the brains behind this method. Johann Pestalozzi was. Montessori took her lead from HIM... There's nothing amazing about learning by doing. In my world we call it "shop class"...
@@didiaurelia You need to learn to handle with criticism. Your English accent is really bad. It would have been better if you had done your video in your mother tongue and with English subtitles.
Thats just a non constructive thing to write. I thought it was a very good and informative video done by a nice person with a nice voice. In fact its one of the most important things in the world - to be nice to other people.
@@AS-hs5kk it's not that bad, i think even non natives should be able to use english, if she used her original language I wouldn't have found this video since i can't understand her native language most likely.
I just took my daughter out of public school and put her in a Montessori school. She loves it, says they don't make her "work" all day. What I love about this school is when I ask my daughter what she learned or did, she says she played. Learning should always be fun, I'm happy that she's in the direction of having a love for learning again!
Oh, it makes me so happy to hear that! I hope that she is still enjoying it as much as she did in the beginning. How old is she? I assume she is in a mixed age group too?
The Montessori education is great at working with the interest and passion of the individual child, instead of applying the same requirements for learning to everyone in the class. Good luck and thank you for sharing. (sorry for taking me so long to respond).
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Very informative and interesting video 😊 Im a preschool teacher and have applied for a teacher job at a Montessori preschool. All of the key fundamentals of the Montessori method are the same as what I my self want to pass on to children 🙂 I really hope Ill get the job, and Im thrilled to get a certified Montessori education later on.
Joe, I wish you good luck with the job! And yes, this is why I turned to Montessori as well, as the fundamentals were what I wanted to install in my child as well and as a parent, I related a lot to her work.
There is much I like about Montessori. In my own life I like to do things in a process. I do better with steps and goals. Thanks for the video
Yes, it follows your individual needs and interests, respecting your pace and preferences!
Thank you for watching, Michele!
Hello, I am not a parent yet, but in the back of my head I know there had to be a better way to connect and motivate children...I had heard about a 'Montessori' something, but this video was so helpful clarifying what it is. Now I know is a method and wow many of the points resonate with me.. thanks for the details. I will look more into this. Great video! And by the way, it was a beautiful and clear explanation. :)
Lovely video .. so informative . Love the history of montessori herself . Such an inspiration to the education system .
1:06 I agree wholeheartedly. The basis for any meaningful form of peace.
Yes! Agree so much! Thank you for watching, John!
So insightful. The positive impact on both the individual child and long-term wider society of this educational method are really motivational.
Brittany, yes, indeed. The children shape the future. ❤️
I went to Montessori school and I’m working on a book right now explaining some things about my mind from a unique perspective. I’d love to have a conversation via email or facetime
Good luck! I would love to read that
@@brittanyhutchings6497 me too!! Is it released yet?
You have done this video so well. Your passion for Montissori really comes across, which I found quite contagious! It's really clearly explained and I learned so much in just 15 minutes! Thank you, thank you :)
yes true!! I agree!! Thank u!!
Thank you ! Helps me to remember this philosophy😀😀😀 from Philippines
Thankyou!!! Excellent content. Looking forward to part 2!!!
thank you for your informative video
Great video Didi. My daughter goes to montessory preschool and she loves it:)
I'm sure - such a great environment! Thanks for watching, Yuliya!
@@didiaurelia How can you advise me if i want be a great teacher for preschooler and kindergarteners? Thank you
I love this concept I wish there was a school near me like this for my children :(
I know 😂... there should be more Montessori schools
Great video! I have always wondered what the specific theory is behind the Montessori method of teaching. You made it very clear. Thanks.
Thank you so much for watching, Mariane, I am so glad you found it useful! Have a lovely week ahead! 😘
A lovely explanation and orientation. Thank you.
Thanks for this beautiful video ☺️🥰
Excellent explanation!!
Hello, does anyone have reading material I could learn more on the Montessori system within a school atmosphere? Thanks in advance.
Hi Jsm4real, you mean the materials that students use to learn about Montessori's educational philosophy to become teachers? We read her books, lectures and study child development in addition to the Montessori curriculum in the classroom.
Thank you for this video. Clearly explained. I saw people talking about Montessori method and I felt that inner curiosity to find out what it was.
Where are your recommended videos on the Montessori method?
I haven't watched any and I am not a good source to recommend movies. I predominantly read the Montessori's books - a good one to start with is 'The Absorbent Mind' or her lectures.
Hi I enjoyed the video! DO you have any links for information about Mont starting with the newborn? Thanks!
Hi Mary, thank you for watching. From the Montessori books, I recommend her book the "Absorbent Mind'. Also The Conscious Parent by Dr. Shefali Tzabary, as the principles are very similar. Respect for the child, follow the child's pace, let them be, be a guide, create a favourable environment, observe more what your baby is communicating to you and follow. Provide a lot of freedom within boundaries.
@@didiaurelia thank you so much!!!♡
Thank you sooooo much for sharing
thank you so much for watching! 😘
Thank you for your sharing!☺
Love this. Thx for sharing. I have some practical questions, hope you could help:
- how do you deal with a child who doesn't want to engage with any activity or clean up?
- how do you deal with a child who excited to do one activity and suddenly loss his/her interest in the middle of his/her work and refuse to finish his/her work ?
Thank you in advance!
Thanks from Beijing! Hoping to have a job interview with them soon!
Thank you 👍🌺
Thank you for watching, Avimol!
Great video. I would love to send my son to Montessori school but they are really expensive where I live...
I know 😂 here is the same - shorter sessions and more money. You can do staff at home..
Love the idea thqnkyou so much for this video
How old was Mika when you implemented Montessori at home?
Thanks for the awesome video :)
Is it possible to teach children aged 8 and9
Thank you for this succinct video! :)
Thank you so much for watching, Llyane!
Can I start using the Montosory way with a 8 years old child who attended a public school ?
Hi I think you can start at any age, even implementing some aspects in your own life is great!! I recommend the book How to Raise an Amazing Child by Tim Seldin. Good luck
Hello ! I’m very interesting to start teaching my kids through the Montessori Philosophy , my idea is to be Billingual , since I’m a Spanish Teacher .. it’s been has to found material , ideas in other languages ... I really appreciate if you can help me thank you so much ! I love your video ! ❤️
My friend dorothy has a utube channel which will be interesting for you. Her children understand 4 languages.
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Wonderful. .nice ideas
Thank you! ❤️
Great informative video Dede, I wanted ask you about immunisation for Mika. I've recently had a baby and I am quickly learning there are so many vaccines but my doctor is very helpful in that these are offered but not forced to be given so I wanted to know opinion and experience if you didn't mind. Thanks
Mam give the sub title also whenever u make video bcoz it will help to make notes
just turn on the CC and everything that she speaks will be written down!! That can help you!! It helps me , I hope it helps anyone!!
love this video! have you come across Waldorf method? Our son goes to Waldorf-inspired school and we are loving it so much.
I love Waldorf (they call it Steiner here), but we don't have many options, certainly not where we live. We need to decide whether we should move so that we are closer to one. I'm exploring options now, as Mika will need to start somewhere school soon and I still don't have idea where. We don't have enough Montessori junior schools either. Sometimes I wish we were in the US or Scandinavia...
Love your channel. Love all your topics. What do you think of Waldorf Steiner education?
I love Steiner too! I feel that, as with everything else, it all depends on the child's personality. There are children who will thrive in Steiner and some, who would benefit more from Montessori or other approach. I know people who have been through traditional education and Steiner (switching one with another) who say they felt better under the traditional approach. Also, it depends where in the world. Steiner (Waldorf in the US) is much more popular in the US than in the UK and here, in the UK, we do not have much choice if we want to go to Steiner.
Hello I just subscribe ur channel, thank u for ur video.
I have no children YET but I hope for them sometimes soon.my questions is I have no pedagogical education but I would love to become Montessori teacher I live at the moment in Rome is that possible for me with no teacher preparation?
I am looking forward ur answer cheers
i hope u have a beautiful day!!! Learn more and be ready for future!!
Hello..please may i knw if montessori system is applied in high schools as well and how if yes?
Hi Safa, yes, it is, it is part of the public system in some European countries (Scandinavia and the Netherlands that I know of, but surely in some more). Here in the UK, unfortunately, there are only few schools (private) and they are only up to 11years. In the US, I would think is more common. The classes are mixed age (vertical grouping), e.g. 6-9 years together. 9-12 years old together. The children learn at their own pace, the teacher is there to support their natural interest. The environment is favourable. It is a very beautiful system. There is no assessment, no pressure, no scolding, no punishment, no competition.
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Hey, i live in the netherlands and here are actually a lot of high schools wich apply montessory system, my primary school applied montessory system, but my middle school doesn't, well i know that in high and middle schools they for example use planners for the homework, so they have an amount of time to do all the homework on the planner, and I believe a lot of Montessori middle and high schools here have hours that you can choose wich subject you want to study, like you can choose if you wat to do maths, science, art or english. Actually we also have the dalton system that looks a lot like Montessori sistem in middle and high schools.
I hope I gave you enough information❤❤
Hi Didi, I'm new to your channel. I love Montessori as well, my son goes to a Montessori based nursery in London. He will start reception this September and I'm not looking forward to changing him to a normal school. We were looking at Steiner too. Which philosophy do you think is best?
Hi Jessica, I love Montessori, but am going to look into more details on Steiner too, as I may consider it as an option for Mika. I'm just not that fond of traditional educational system here and mostly by the early start. Mika was born at the end of August, which means he is supposed to start reception this year at 4years and 5days old - not keen on sending him that early. I'm planning to visit Steiner and will let you know if you want, how I feel about it.
Thank you! I'd love to hear your thoughts on Steiner later on :)
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Great video. Thank You..
Thank you, Cynhia!
I can't even imagine how expensive would the only Montessori school in London be. Like $5000 a month? More??
There’s public montessori schools
@@bbyjcky1 to learn about montessori, do u really have to attend in a montessori school? I am just asking.Do you have to?? I mean there isyoutube videos and other people around u who knows about montessor, we can just learn from it right!!
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Thank you for watching, Alien!
Are you from Spain?
Hi Paris, no, I am Bulgarian living in London, UK.
The Montessori method is good for orphanage as they need guide to find a goal and development. Other than that, the parents can take care of their children wellbeing better than any school. So this method will not work for kids with the focused parents.
Hi Golden, the Montessori Method is great for any child.
So what if the kid doesn't care about math, you leave him without learning math? Lol
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You are beautiful!
Montessori wasn't the brains behind this method. Johann Pestalozzi was. Montessori took her lead from HIM... There's nothing amazing about learning by doing. In my world we call it "shop class"...
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Sorry, but such an accent in English really hurts ears.
Oh, so sorry to hear that listening hurt you, Olya.
@@didiaurelia You need to learn to handle with criticism.
Your English accent is really bad. It would have been better if you had done your video in your mother tongue and with English subtitles.
Thats just a non constructive thing to write. I thought it was a very good and informative video done by a nice person with a nice voice. In fact its one of the most important things in the world - to be nice to other people.
@@AS-hs5kk it's not that bad, i think even non natives should be able to use english, if she used her original language I wouldn't have found this video since i can't understand her native language most likely.