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The Montessori style is a cornerstone of the Montessori education method at Bodhi Montessori. This meticulously curated curriculum that is followed, whether at home or in a school classroom, has more to it than just teaching children basic activities, it is a stepping-stone for the children to understand independence, explore new concepts, and help them enjoy their learning journey.
Following an order in the children’s environment is arranged by our facilitators clearly and predictably, with predetermined places for the learning materials. This allows children to independently reach for them when in need and place them back after use. This simple yet effective task brings them a sense of responsibility and respect for the materials.
The Montessori teaching methods offer a monumental set of frameworks for nurturing a child’s natural inquisitiveness and a love of learning. By working on these methods at home and school, parents and faculty can provide a positive atmosphere for enriched learning experiences. Bodhi Montessori is committed to implementing teaching methods beyond textbooks, with a nurturing environment that instils independence, exploratory behaviour and a love for learning in a fun way for all children. We believe that every child has a unique potential and when allowed to learn at their own pace, they show abilities so strong as to conquer the world!
Are you eager to learn more about how Bodhi Montessori works strategically in a patient manner and helps your child flourish? Contact us and schedule a visit or learn more about the Montessori education methods used in our programs.
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