1. Movement and cognition 2. Choice 3. Interest 4. Avoid extrinsic rewards 5. Learning from and with peers 6. Learning in context 7. Adult interaction 8. Order in environment & mind
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Would like to know what all activities I could plan for my 18months plus boy to include few activities in house to have more engagement. As I won't believing in giving him cell phone or games or TV as engagement material.
Vaishali Works sis, you've decided well not to give a mobile to your child as PLAYING WITH MOBILE BEFORE THE AGE OF 10 IS DANGEROUS FOR THEIR BRAIN.. Educational psychology says," if you want to make your child A BOOK LOVER, start reading books in the house so that your child can develop the reading habit by observing you. Never ask him to read , but let him choose it himself...let him play with the book, no matter if he is holding it upsidedown. let him enjoy the pictures or colours or pronouncing words wrongly, don't interrupt him so that he can take it as a hobby, NOT a COMPULSION... in short provide him with the environment, what you want your child to become in his future as THEY LEARN NOT FROM YOUR WORDS, BUT WATCHING YOUR ACTIONS.. hope you don't mind my suggestions
I went to a Montessori school until 6 years old. I think it’s what makes me a curious maker and artist. As hard as it has been to fit into a square society 🙏🏽
I do not like this approach! This is not teaching the the skills they need for school or life! I laugh but find this very alarming. None of this is preparing them for the work environment unless they are going to be a homemaker or work in food services.! LOL This does not prepare children for real life in the workforce! And todays children are much smarter than this! I've seen a 3 year old who has mastered a tablet. Montessori schools need to step in the 21st century! This approach seems to focuses mainly on concrete practical skills that children develop individually (in isolation). While these skills are important, imaginative and collaborative play is equally as important to develop the 21st-century skills children need now more than ever. One limitation of this method is that it is not well-suited to all children. Because the approach is based on the idea that children are innately curious and motivated to learn. It may not be effective for children who are shy, struggling or who have special needs. These children may require more structured and individualized instruction in order to be successful.
I love how more simple, structured, down to the point, and organized these videos are! Watching for ideas for my nursery class at church 18 months to 3 years old. I was so excited when I stumbled on this concept! This is so right up my ally!!! ❤
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment, Katrina! 😊 I'm thrilled to hear that you're finding our videos helpful for your nursery class at church. It's fantastic to know that our content aligns with your needs and teaching style. If you ever have any specific topics or ideas you'd like to see covered in future videos, please feel free to let me know. Your feedback and enthusiasm are truly appreciated. Wishing you all the best in your classroom endeavors! 🌟"
I do not like this approach! This is not teaching the the skills they need for school or life! I laugh but find this very alarming. None of this is preparing them for the work environment unless they are going to be a homemaker or work in food services.! LOL This does not prepare children for real life in the workforce! And todays children are much smarter than this! I've seen a 3 year old who has mastered a tablet. Montessori schools need to step in the 21st century! This approach seems to focuses mainly on concrete practical skills that children develop individually (in isolation). While these skills are important, imaginative and collaborative play is equally as important to develop the 21st-century skills children need now more than ever. One limitation of this method is that it is not well-suited to all children. Because the approach is based on the idea that children are innately curious and motivated to learn. It may not be effective for children who are shy, struggling or who have special needs. These children may require more structured and individualized instruction in order to be successful.
I do not like this approach! This is not teaching the the skills they need for school or life! I laugh but find this very alarming. None of this is preparing them for the work environment unless they are going to be a homemaker or work in food services.! LOL This does not prepare children for real life in the workforce! And todays children are much smarter than this! I've seen a 3 year old who has mastered a tablet. Montessori schools need to step in the 21st century! This approach seems to focuses mainly on concrete practical skills that children develop individually (in isolation). While these skills are important, imaginative and collaborative play is equally as important to develop the 21st-century skills children need now more than ever. One limitation of this method is that it is not well-suited to all children. Because the approach is based on the idea that children are innately curious and motivated to learn. It may not be effective for children who are shy, struggling or who have special needs. These children may require more structured and individualized instruction in order to be successful.
Am a current babysitter but am up for positions of being an assistant teacher at a Montessori school. Interested in psychology and this was very informative .
It would be our pleasure to work with you and help you out. Please click this link and send us your inquiry and someone from our team will get back to you as soon as possible. sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
Love this. Thx for sharing. I have some practical questions, hope you could help: - how do you introduce the routines/ how to behave? - 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 - thank you for watching. I would suggest introducing new routines only 1 thing at a time. Its nice to have a discussion about what you are introducing and WHY you are introducing it. When a child does not want to engage in an activity, do not force them. Try and see where their interests lie and then create activities around that. Do they like cars? Make an activity that involves cars. With cleaning up, its a good idea to have a limit - if you do no tidy up you will not be able to use these toys again. If a child loses interest, it's ok. Maybe they don't have the mood today. Try again another time,
Hi! Isn’t not being able to use toys again if they don’t tidy up a punishment? What are concrete examples on how we can encourage self-motivation among students? Are praises considered extrinsic reward? If yes, how will we let the students know that they did a good job? Thank you so much! I love your video, very straightforward yet informative!
Hi Ganda, it is wonderful to hear from you. By implementing Montessori, I am sure you can make a change in the lives of the children you are working with. :)
Woh! I heard about Montessori.. well though I was a Teacher in a Kindergarten not Montessori one..... listening to the way u explained... I understood it very well. Thank you for this vedio. Loved the way u explained... Loud and very clear.
Best of luck! Thanks for your interest in our programs. We would LOVE to work with you. If you click on the link below someone from our team will be able to assist you and guide you to the right course. Can’t wait to work with you :) sunshineteacherstraining.id/contact/
I'm so glad to hear that you found the video enlightening! It's always rewarding to know when the content resonates with our viewers and helps spread the understanding of Montessori principles. If you have any questions or if there's a specific aspect of Montessori education you'd like to explore further, please let me know. Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for more insights into Montessori and educational topics. Thank you for your support and for being a part of our community!
Thank you for reaching out and expressing interest in resources for adult interaction instruction. While we currently don't have a video specifically focused on this topic, your feedback highlights an important area of need. I appreciate your appreciation for the clarity and conciseness of our videos. Given the interest in this subject, we will certainly consider developing resources that address adult interaction in the Montessori context. Our goal is always to provide accurate, crisp, and straightforward content, similar to what you've experienced with our knobless cylinders video. Your input is invaluable in guiding the content we create, ensuring it meets the needs of our audience. Stay tuned for future updates, and thank you once again for your proactive engagement! 😊
Thanks for mentioning this ganda kho 🙏🏼😊 We have something coming up for our Alumni ... watch out for your email or contact us in 2 weeks if you do not receive an email 👍🏼
Thank you for watching! We appreciate your time and hope that you found our content informative and engaging. If you have any questions or would like to learn more, please don't hesitate to reach out. We look forward to connecting with you soon
Montessori and Froebel both believed ha children need to have an environment especially prepared for them to be able to explore and learn. Montessori was inspired by some of the 'toys' that Froebel created o support his philosophy. Both believed in a very hands-on approach to learning. And in both philosophies the toys/materials/learning materials play a. very important part of the child's learning. I hope this helps.
I think I need to switch to this method with my 4 yr old cause these conventional schools ain't working for my son n I'm stressed out. He is a natural born leader and he likes making choices in his learning but when at school I feel as though he is forced to do otherwise 🙄
Montessori would be great for your child. Could you click on this link and put in your request and we can help you sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
Hello, Very informative video. Many thanks.. I want to open my Montessori Play School, but I do not have any Teacher's degree, is it possible for me to open a PreSchool? Please guide.
Thanks for your interest in our programs. We would LOVE to work with you. If you click on the link below someone from our team will be able to assist you and guide you to the right course. Can’t wait to work with you :) sunshineteacherstraining.id/contact/
Hello Lea...In a Montessori 3-6 years classroom, children explore and work independently on the materials with the guidance of knowledgeable Montessori directress for 3 hours. Montessori talks about her '3-hour work cycle' and why it is necessary for them. Some schools may introduce children to additional schedules before or after this 3-hour work cycle. Example, a circle time activity before and maybe some additional activities for older children after class. Hope this helps :)
Hi again @@yellow92959, children in the second plane (6-9 years) have different characteristics and are capable of abstract learning. They are still given choices and learn following their interests and we also avoid rewards and punishments etc... ... but the way we teach them is different.
Hello, appreciated your video!! have been teaching English in a Montessori school and am wondering whether you have done any videos on ESL in the Montessori preschool (3-6)
1sola1verita we have been using Montessori in Indonesia where English is thei second language. Once you do the course, you will see how easy it is for you to adapt, adopt and apply the system for ESL. Will add this question to my list of videos that I will be recording 👍🏼
Hey! I'm from Nigeria. I was thinking if you can help with the below from Montessori perspective system for age 2- 11 years old 1. Modern teaching techniques ( so school children develop a natural interest and love towards school) 2. Positive discipline among teachers and students Thanks!
The Montessori philosophy applies to children through the ages ad works well with today's child too. The goal is help children fall in love with learning. It would be our pleasure to work with you and help you out. Please click this link and send us your inquiry and someone from our team will get back to you as soon as possible. sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
I was also a primary teacher , a year ago. Now I want to complete a teacher training in ECCED certification. Can u please suggest me that from where should I do for the better future of mine and children as well .
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, not only that it helps with the little one, I believe this could help too, for older children learning. Hope to see more video from you.
Kelas Kehidupan yes ... it definitely helps with older children too. Many parents who did our course have older children (even in their teens) and they love Montessori as it really helps them 😊👍🏼
Luqman Muhammed Good question 👍🏼😊 Here is a link to our video that may help you understand more about Motivating children the Montessori way:ua-cam.com/video/ezAtXCpcOJo/v-deo.html
Hi Martha - how exciting... a preschool. That can certainly be overwhelming but you are lucky, we have an awesome program for people starting new preschools and we have worked with others like yourself in west Africa. Click on this link below and our team will let you know how you can enrol in this preschool. With Sunshine Teachers’ Training you will learn everything you need to know about starting your own preschool. sunshineteacherstraining.id/contact/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwweyFBhDvARIsAA67M70m6Yynxy_FTMuWq_hEZWC7kXiKdYfoAP3bBBGqmhYJ5AXrE1ZPn_UaAljwEALw_wcB
Evgenia Litus I love Angelina Lillard’s boo k ‘The Science behind the genius’. For Montessori at home, look up Simone Davies’ book ‘The Montessori Toddler’. Hope this helps 👍🏼
Thank you for the video. I learned a lot. I do have a question. Isn't ClassDojo a form of extrinsic reward. But doesn't that help for classroom management and for learning? Eventually students will learn how to learn without external reward. No?
There is never too late to start. You can always learn with us how to start Montessori at home. We also have a course for parents of elementary children (6-9). Please contact us at sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
Can you please guide me on which curriculum I should pick for my kids, is it Montessori OR Cambridge? are these both similar? or any differences between them, if so what are the differences? Need your detailed inputs to take the appropriate decision, please. Thank you in advance. ( I am from India) . Please note that I am looking for the Holistic development of the child, not just academics. My kids are twins - The age is 5 years 8 months.
Hi Ram, if you are looking for an education method that focuses on the holistic development of the child, Montessori is the best choice for you. Montessori method, with its amazing philosophy and principles, was developed based on scientific research on the development of the children. The five main areas in Montessori curriculum and the way children learn in Montessori environment amazingly fulfill their development needs holistically, such as spiritual, language, emotional, intellectual, and social development. Another thing that makes Montessori stand out from other education methods are the self-paced learning. The children become the leaders of their own learning journey. They are allowed to follow their 'inner teacher' and become the best version of themselves. They are allowed to be unique! :) The role of the adults here is to nurture the children so they can reach their full potential. There are so many things about Montessori that we can barely find in other education methods. If you want to know more and learn how to support your children with Montessori education, do not hesitate to contact us :) sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
Waldorf and Montessori have similarities and differences. One of the main differences is that Montessori has a lot more structure and a more well-defined curriculum as per global requirements.
Hi Sana... The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is a play-based curriculum for children from birth to five years, which allows children to explore and learn in an environment that is secure and safe, yet challenging. Montessori has its own philosophy and materials for children in their early years. It is more structured and we follow a 3 hour work cycle. Children 3-6 years are in the same classroom (we call this vertical grouping). And ... there are many more differences.
I am commerce graduate in UG....I am 8 years experience in teaching....but I didn't completed b.ed....but I did Montessori course .....In schools they are asking for b.ed....can I do b.ed without M. com....my passion is to teach children through Montessori ......please give me a suggestion mam.....
OrViV absolutely... there are researches being conducted and papers being published on the effect Montessori method has on adults’ motivation and also how it is helping patients with Alzheimer’s.
If we are avoiding stickers as a reward for children then what is the examples of self motivation for them. How we should develop self motivation in children ?
It would be our pleasure to work with you and help you out. Please click this link and send us your inquiry and someone from our team will get back to you as soon as possible. sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
For sure... It would be our pleasure to work with you and help you out. Please click this link and send us your inquiry and someone from our team will get back to you as soon as possible. sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
1. Movement and cognition
2. Choice
3. Interest
4. Avoid extrinsic rewards
5. Learning from and with peers
6. Learning in context
7. Adult interaction
8. Order in environment & mind
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Would like to know what all activities I could plan for my 18months plus boy to include few activities in house to have more engagement.
As I won't believing in giving him cell phone or games or TV as engagement material.
Vaishali Works sis, you've decided well not to give a mobile to your child as PLAYING WITH MOBILE BEFORE THE AGE OF 10 IS DANGEROUS FOR THEIR BRAIN.. Educational psychology says," if you want to make your child A BOOK LOVER, start reading books in the house so that your child can develop the reading habit by observing you. Never ask him to read , but let him choose it himself...let him play with the book, no matter if he is holding it upsidedown. let him enjoy the pictures or colours or pronouncing words wrongly, don't interrupt him so that he can take it as a hobby, NOT a COMPULSION...
in short provide him with the environment, what you want your child to become in his future as THEY LEARN NOT FROM YOUR WORDS, BUT WATCHING YOUR ACTIONS..
hope you don't mind my suggestions
Tongwei Wang hello mam ...who are you ? Tell me please Canada county which laver Montessori teacher laver
@@zaraafridi6464 your comment showing great knowledge of human phycology
Thank you
I went to a Montessori school until 6 years old. I think it’s what makes me a curious maker and artist. As hard as it has been to fit into a square society 🙏🏽
That's surprising. I can see how Waldorf or Reggio Emilia school would support more of an artistic inspiration compared to a Montessori environment.
A lot of people feel Montessori does not support creativity and imagination but it truly does. I will make a video about this soon :)
@@SunshineTeachersTraining I would say it makes links and encourages lateral thinking which fosters creativity.
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I do not like this approach! This is not teaching the the skills they need for school or life! I laugh but find this very alarming. None of this is preparing them for the work environment unless they are going to be a homemaker or work in food services.! LOL This does not prepare children for real life in the workforce! And todays children are much smarter than this! I've seen a 3 year old who has mastered a tablet. Montessori schools need to step in the 21st century!
This approach seems to focuses mainly on concrete practical skills that children develop individually (in isolation). While these skills are important, imaginative and collaborative play is equally as important to develop the 21st-century skills children need now more than ever.
One limitation of this method is that it is not well-suited to all children. Because the approach is based on the idea that children are innately curious and motivated to learn. It may not be effective for children who are shy, struggling or who have special needs. These children may require more structured and individualized instruction in order to be successful.
I learned about her and her schools while receiving my childcare certification and now I have an an interview at a Montessori school
That is great!
Same omg I’m very nervous
@@jehlynrae196 Good luck! :)
I’ve learned so much in just 7:07 minutes as a new parent. Thank you!
Wonderful! Thanks for watching
I love how more simple, structured, down to the point, and organized these videos are! Watching for ideas for my nursery class at church 18 months to 3 years old. I was so excited when I stumbled on this concept! This is so right up my ally!!! ❤
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment, Katrina! 😊 I'm thrilled to hear that you're finding our videos helpful for your nursery class at church. It's fantastic to know that our content aligns with your needs and teaching style. If you ever have any specific topics or ideas you'd like to see covered in future videos, please feel free to let me know. Your feedback and enthusiasm are truly appreciated. Wishing you all the best in your classroom endeavors! 🌟"
I do not like this approach! This is not teaching the the skills they need for school or life! I laugh but find this very alarming. None of this is preparing them for the work environment unless they are going to be a homemaker or work in food services.! LOL This does not prepare children for real life in the workforce! And todays children are much smarter than this! I've seen a 3 year old who has mastered a tablet. Montessori schools need to step in the 21st century!
This approach seems to focuses mainly on concrete practical skills that children develop individually (in isolation). While these skills are important, imaginative and collaborative play is equally as important to develop the 21st-century skills children need now more than ever.
One limitation of this method is that it is not well-suited to all children. Because the approach is based on the idea that children are innately curious and motivated to learn. It may not be effective for children who are shy, struggling or who have special needs. These children may require more structured and individualized instruction in order to be successful.
Montosori did a wonderful job during her life time.
Yes she did!
I do not like this approach! This is not teaching the the skills they need for school or life! I laugh but find this very alarming. None of this is preparing them for the work environment unless they are going to be a homemaker or work in food services.! LOL This does not prepare children for real life in the workforce! And todays children are much smarter than this! I've seen a 3 year old who has mastered a tablet. Montessori schools need to step in the 21st century!
This approach seems to focuses mainly on concrete practical skills that children develop individually (in isolation). While these skills are important, imaginative and collaborative play is equally as important to develop the 21st-century skills children need now more than ever.
One limitation of this method is that it is not well-suited to all children. Because the approach is based on the idea that children are innately curious and motivated to learn. It may not be effective for children who are shy, struggling or who have special needs. These children may require more structured and individualized instruction in order to be successful.
Really thought provoking.
Here in Pakistan many schools claim to offer Montessory program but actually they don't and keep teaching traditionally.
This happens in many places unfortunately :(
Yes everywhere. They are fooling us.
Am a current babysitter but am up for positions of being an assistant teacher at a Montessori school. Interested in psychology and this was very informative .
Mam plz tell were u working
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Love this. Thx for sharing. I have some practical questions, hope you could help:
- how do you introduce the routines/ how to behave?
- 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 - thank you for watching.
I would suggest introducing new routines only 1 thing at a time. Its nice to have a discussion about what you are introducing and WHY you are introducing it.
When a child does not want to engage in an activity, do not force them. Try and see where their interests lie and then create activities around that. Do they like cars? Make an activity that involves cars.
With cleaning up, its a good idea to have a limit - if you do no tidy up you will not be able to use these toys again.
If a child loses interest, it's ok. Maybe they don't have the mood today. Try again another time,
Hi! Isn’t not being able to use toys again if they don’t tidy up a punishment?
What are concrete examples on how we can encourage self-motivation among students?
Are praises considered extrinsic reward? If yes, how will we let the students know that they did a good job?
Thank you so much! I love your video, very straightforward yet informative!
helllo sonny..i am now in florida and still doing my montessori i learned from you and sunshine montessori
Hi Ganda, it is wonderful to hear from you. By implementing Montessori, I am sure you can make a change in the lives of the children you are working with. :)
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Lovely
Well explained Montessori in a short time with limited selected words 👍
lol
Thanks!
Woh! I heard about Montessori.. well though I was a Teacher in a Kindergarten not Montessori one..... listening to the way u explained... I understood it very well. Thank you for this vedio. Loved the way u explained... Loud and very clear.
Thank you petrina premavathi 🙏🏼
Excellent explanation. I love your English be because you choose easy words and delivery methods very very nice easily understand. Thnks maam
Thank you! 😃
Sooo interesting ! Thank you so much .
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much.. cant wait to join the diploma montessori insyaa allaah!
Best of luck!
Thanks for your interest in our programs. We would LOVE to work with you. If you click on the link below someone from our team will be able to assist you and guide you to the right course. Can’t wait to work with you :)
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hi..I really love montessori..You are a good teacher and mentor
Many many thanks
Glad I found this, great explanation. I like this method.
Glad it was helpful!
Very infomercial video full watch big like
Thanks for watching - glad you enjoyed it.
@@SunshineTeachersTraining yes I enjoyed it 😍☺️thank you so much for sharing
Greatly enlightened by me. Thanks alot.
I'm so glad to hear that you found the video enlightening! It's always rewarding to know when the content resonates with our viewers and helps spread the understanding of Montessori principles. If you have any questions or if there's a specific aspect of Montessori education you'd like to explore further, please let me know. Don't forget to subscribe and stay tuned for more insights into Montessori and educational topics. Thank you for your support and for being a part of our community!
Its worth for preschool teachers.
Thank you.
I need adult interaction instruction. Do you have resources that are as accurate as this video? Very crispy and straight to the point?
Thank you for reaching out and expressing interest in resources for adult interaction instruction. While we currently don't have a video specifically focused on this topic, your feedback highlights an important area of need. I appreciate your appreciation for the clarity and conciseness of our videos.
Given the interest in this subject, we will certainly consider developing resources that address adult interaction in the Montessori context. Our goal is always to provide accurate, crisp, and straightforward content, similar to what you've experienced with our knobless cylinders video.
Your input is invaluable in guiding the content we create, ensuring it meets the needs of our audience. Stay tuned for future updates, and thank you once again for your proactive engagement! 😊
she was my mentor. I have learned a lot in her montessori teachers training program..
Thanks for mentioning this ganda kho 🙏🏼😊 We have something coming up for our Alumni ... watch out for your email or contact us in 2 weeks if you do not receive an email 👍🏼
@@SunshineTeachersTraining i dont have the email of sunshine..thanks
@@gandakho7562 Hi Ganda, you can contact us here sunshineteacherstraining.id/contact/
Superb mam very useful you explain in simple languages thank you so much
Thank you Chandra Gupthan 🙏🏼
Wow. Thank you so much for sharing.❤️
Thanks for watching!
Thanks alot for this guidance ...it is helping me in raising my kids ...!
Most welcome 🙏🏼 😊
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Choice
Avoid extrisic rewards
Self motivation
Thank you
Montessori teacher training good Our future
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thank you very much for your valuable messages ma'am 🙏
You're most welcome
If u give a short conclusion of it.. it become good for me..
We will try
thank you for sharing very helpful. but please what is the similarities between montessori and Froebel?
Montessori and Froebel both believed ha children need to have an environment especially prepared for them to be able to explore and learn.
Montessori was inspired by some of the 'toys' that Froebel created o support his philosophy.
Both believed in a very hands-on approach to learning.
And in both philosophies the toys/materials/learning materials play a. very important part of the child's learning.
I hope this helps.
Thank you dear. Absolutely it does
@@robertosas2833 happy to bee of help
Great explanations! Very important to know about it! Great full with you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I think I need to switch to this method with my 4 yr old cause these conventional schools ain't working for my son n I'm stressed out. He is a natural born leader and he likes making choices in his learning but when at school I feel as though he is forced to do otherwise 🙄
Montessori would be great for your child. Could you click on this link and put in your request and we can help you sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
Tq mam.. very nice 👌👌
Most welcome Sujaya 🙏🏼
Hello,
Very informative video. Many thanks.. I want to open my Montessori Play School, but I do not have any Teacher's degree, is it possible for me to open a PreSchool? Please guide.
Thanks for your interest in our programs. We would LOVE to work with you. If you click on the link below someone from our team will be able to assist you and guide you to the right course. Can’t wait to work with you :)
sunshineteacherstraining.id/contact/
What a lovely video, well explained , very helpful and understandable.. Love it!! thanks for sharing
Thanks!
How many hours long are Montessori schools? Do they have a specific schedule or are you exploring for the whole time?
Hello Lea...In a Montessori 3-6 years classroom, children explore and work independently on the materials with the guidance of knowledgeable Montessori directress for 3 hours. Montessori talks about her '3-hour work cycle' and why it is necessary for them. Some schools may introduce children to additional schedules before or after this 3-hour work cycle. Example, a circle time activity before and maybe some additional activities for older children after class. Hope this helps :)
@@SunshineTeachersTraining Thank you! Also, does Montessori school work the same way for every grade/age group or does it work differently?
Hi again @@yellow92959, children in the second plane (6-9 years) have different characteristics and are capable of abstract learning. They are still given choices and learn following their interests and we also avoid rewards and punishments etc... ... but the way we teach them is different.
In which way we will give self motivation without reward please explain mam
Check this video Chandra Gupthan : ua-cam.com/video/ezAtXCpcOJo/v-deo.html
Thanks a lot this help me So much bcoz im a Montessori Trainee
Most welcome Seema Vidya 🙏🏼😊 Happy to help 👍🏼
Hi seema where you are get trained, i mean in which acadmy.
Very smart presentations. Thank you
Glad you like them! ❤
Thank you
You're welcome
your the best, i love you, God bless you
Thank you! Hope you continue to learn :)
Hello, appreciated your video!! have been teaching English in a Montessori school and am wondering whether you have done any videos on ESL in the Montessori preschool (3-6)
1sola1verita we have been using Montessori in Indonesia where English is thei second language. Once you do the course, you will see how easy it is for you to adapt, adopt and apply the system for ESL.
Will add this question to my list of videos that I will be recording 👍🏼
Hey!
I'm from Nigeria. I was thinking if you can help with the below from Montessori perspective system for age 2- 11 years old
1. Modern teaching techniques ( so school children develop a natural interest and love towards school)
2. Positive discipline among teachers and students
Thanks!
The Montessori philosophy applies to children through the ages ad works well with today's child too. The goal is help children fall in love with learning.
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Wonderful very gud approach of learning for kids
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Hey sunshine Montessori u ppl r doing awesome stay blessed
U r welcome
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Ur teaching is simply express able...i liked it. Thanx🌺
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Very helpful
Thanks for watching
I was also a primary teacher , a year ago. Now I want to complete a teacher training in ECCED certification. Can u please suggest me that from where should I do for the better future of mine and children as well .
Jagdevi Hutgur Would you like to do our online Montessori Diploma ?
Yes please. Currently finishing an Early Childhood diploma but my first love was Montessori. Can you direct me please.
So helpful thank u!!
You're so welcome!
Thanks for sharing 🤝
Thank you too 🙏🏼
Thank you ! much needed and well explained .
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Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, not only that it helps with the little one, I believe this could help too, for older children learning. Hope to see more video from you.
Kelas Kehidupan yes ... it definitely helps with older children too. Many parents who did our course have older children (even in their teens) and they love Montessori as it really helps them 😊👍🏼
I want to join as a teacher in a school. But didn't hv any teacher training..... Suggest
You are most welcome to join our training ... it is a good start 👍🏼
Thanks a lot. Very useful.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching.
Awesome thanks
Welcome 😊
thanks to you very much .......................
MERCY SINGH Most welcome 🙏🏼 😊
Lovely mam
Thanks
How we should self motivate our children?
Luqman Muhammed Good question 👍🏼😊 Here is a link to our video that may help you understand more about Motivating children the Montessori way:ua-cam.com/video/ezAtXCpcOJo/v-deo.html
Explained very nicely .Thank you maam
Most welcome 😊
Please someone help me ..I'm doing a Montessori course .can someone tell me the three suppliers of Montessoris materials
Hi! You can try Nienhaus, Alibaba and even Amazon
Am starting my Montessori school next year.kindly assist on how best I can go about it.am in zambia
The principals are so clear..I like that
Share your email I need more understanding.marthananyangwe88@gmail.com
Hi Martha - how exciting... a preschool. That can certainly be overwhelming but you are lucky, we have an awesome program for people starting new preschools and we have worked with others like yourself in west Africa. Click on this link below and our team will let you know how you can enrol in this preschool. With Sunshine Teachers’ Training you will learn everything you need to know about starting your own preschool.
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What book on Montessori at home would you recommend? Thank you
Evgenia Litus I love Angelina Lillard’s boo k ‘The Science behind the genius’.
For Montessori at home, look up Simone Davies’ book ‘The Montessori Toddler’. Hope this helps 👍🏼
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Thank you for the video. I learned a lot. I do have a question.
Isn't ClassDojo a form of extrinsic reward. But doesn't that help for classroom management and for learning? Eventually students will learn how to learn without external reward. No?
In Montessori we do not focus on rewards and punishments... our aim is for children to be self motivated--- work because they love it
Very well explained ma'am.
Thank you so much, Renu! :)
Very beneficial video thank you
Glad it was helpful!
it is very useful to the teacher who are working as a teacher in scholls
Awesome
I wonder if this merhod is beneficial for a 6 year old without prior Montessori experience...is its too late??
There is never too late to start. You can always learn with us how to start Montessori at home. We also have a course for parents of elementary children (6-9).
Please contact us at sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
Well, nice explain
Thank you ma'am
Thank you Nirali Shah 🙏🏼
thank you so much...it was really helpful
Most welcome
Good points
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Can you please guide me on which curriculum I should pick for my kids, is it Montessori OR Cambridge? are these both similar? or any differences between them, if so what are the differences? Need your detailed inputs to take the appropriate decision, please. Thank you in advance. ( I am from India) . Please note that I am looking for the Holistic development of the child, not just academics. My kids are twins - The age is 5 years 8 months.
Hi Ram, if you are looking for an education method that focuses on the holistic development of the child, Montessori is the best choice for you. Montessori method, with its amazing philosophy and principles, was developed based on scientific research on the development of the children. The five main areas in Montessori curriculum and the way children learn in Montessori environment amazingly fulfill their development needs holistically, such as spiritual, language, emotional, intellectual, and social development.
Another thing that makes Montessori stand out from other education methods are the self-paced learning. The children become the leaders of their own learning journey. They are allowed to follow their 'inner teacher' and become the best version of themselves. They are allowed to be unique! :) The role of the adults here is to nurture the children so they can reach their full potential. There are so many things about Montessori that we can barely find in other education methods. If you want to know more and learn how to support your children with Montessori education, do not hesitate to contact us :) sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
@@SunshineTeachersTraining Thank you so much for your inputs, How about Waldorf? can we compare Waldorf with Montessary or is it totally different?
Waldorf and Montessori have similarities and differences. One of the main differences is that Montessori has a lot more structure and a more well-defined curriculum as per global requirements.
please explain me the difference between eyfs and Montessori....
Hi Sana...
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is a play-based curriculum for children from birth to five years, which allows children to explore and learn in an environment that is secure and safe, yet challenging.
Montessori has its own philosophy and materials for children in their early years. It is more structured and we follow a 3 hour work cycle. Children 3-6 years are in the same classroom (we call this vertical grouping). And ... there are many more differences.
I am commerce graduate in UG....I am 8 years experience in teaching....but I didn't completed b.ed....but I did Montessori course .....In schools they are asking for b.ed....can I do b.ed without M. com....my passion is to teach children through Montessori ......please give me a suggestion mam.....
Rabiya Begum ... yes you can do B.Ed without doing M.Com 👍🏼
Is there a program like this for teens and also where can I go to learn it myself so that I could teach my children?
Teri Ryan we don’t offer a program for teens.
Thanq mam 4 a short and informative vedio u hav a good accent
Excellent
Fatima Ali Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks mam exelent. Fantastic way of exploration .
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Thank you so much!! This helped me a lot..
Most welcome
Thank you so much this help me a lot
You are welcome
Thanks a lot 👍
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Is it works for adults?
OrViV absolutely... there are researches being conducted and papers being published on the effect Montessori method has on adults’ motivation and also how it is helping patients with Alzheimer’s.
You have perfectly done it...! 😍✌
amir janjua Thank you 🙏🏼 😊
Are you a teacher Amir janjua??
@@somirajpoot9098 yes
Plz give me some tips about best interview and demo for Montessori classes Amir janjua
If we are avoiding stickers as a reward for children then what is the examples of self motivation for them. How we should develop self motivation in children ?
Mystic Girl - Good Question 👍🏼
Here’s a video about that:
ua-cam.com/video/ezAtXCpcOJo/v-deo.html
Mam I wish to start primary school montissori based with lot of values pls guide me
Same idea I have....
We do offer online course for Montessori. When do do that your will learn much that you can apply in early primary too 👍🏼😊
I want some examples of choice and interest
CUTE KIDS - LEARNING IS BEAUTIFUL will create a video on that 👍🏼 Keep following us 😊
Nice lecture superb
Thanks for liking
Very much useful
Thank you 🙏🏼
Very interesting
Glad you think so!
Interesting video thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it
Good
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Please can I have all the curriculum areas in Montessori and it's presentation or demonstration all in one video
Hi... could you visit this page and submit your request so we can help you sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
I’m in Montessori
see our website Hi write a comment for your training
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Pls do u run online programs
Ubaida Abass Yes we offer online courses 👍🏼 visit us at www.sunshineteacherstraining.id and click on ‘International Learners’ in the menu 👍🏼
Thank You so much mam🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Most welcome 😊
I am. M.A bed but its long gap so in. My job they asked me to show fresh experience so can i start learn.montessori eductation for teaching kids?
For sure...
It would be our pleasure to work with you and help you out. Please click this link and send us your inquiry and someone from our team will get back to you as soon as possible. sunshineteacherstraining.id/about-us/contact/
I Established Montessori School but Small Space , Please I need solution for this
Ayoub Khaskheli how small is your space? Do you have many classrooms in your school?
@@SunshineTeachersTraining Only 3 Classrooms
Ayoub Khaskheli 3 classrooms is reasonable... not too small 👍🏼😊
Thank U Miss👍💞
Most welcome fitrotul laeli 🙏🏼😊
I cudnt understand the environment principle can u xplain with sum xampl e
Okay ... will do in another video 👍🏼
Super explanation and ideas mam thank you 👌
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