Education For Life

Montessori pedagogical principle is a proven and well-recognized international education method. It can achieve the goal through the interaction between children, materials and specially trained teachers.

Montessori Pedagogical Principle

The main goal of the Montessori course is to help children reach their full potential at all stages of life. Montessori teachers provide support and guidance for the development of each child according to their individual growth stages, needs, interests and learning styles. Montessori pedagogical principle lays the foundation for children's future learning and concentration in all development areas.

The Origin of Montessori Pedagogical Principle

Montessori pedagogical principles are rooted in a social movement intended to champion the cause of all children, in all strata of society, of all races and ethnic backgrounds, within and beyond educational institutions. The Montessori movement is recognized to have begun on 6 January 1907 when Dr. Montessori opened the first Casa dei Bambini in San Lorenzo in Rome. What followed has been called the "discovery of the child" and the realization that: "...mankind can hope for a solution to its problems, among which the most urgent are those of peace and unity, only by turning its attention and energies to the discovery of the child and to the development of the great potentialities of the human personality in the course of its formation.” In 1929, Dr. Montessori established the Montessori Association. The aim of the association is to maintain, disseminate and further deepen the Montessori pedagogy. This purpose is based on Dr. Montessori's vision for the full development of mankind.

The Wide Application of Montessori Pedagogical Principle

The Montessori pedagogy is the only pedagogy used in more than 28,000 schools on 6 continents around the world. In fact, the Montessori movement has a broader scope, helping children and their families in different environments. The adopters of Montessori education play the role of protector and advocate of children's rights in society. On January 6, 1907, Dr. Montessori opened a school for 50 children aged 3-6 in Rome. The results were amazing. These children who received Montessori education were called "magic children". Today, the Montessori method is still changing the lives of children around the world.

Montessori education is one of the eternal solutions to the needs of today's society. Different socioeconomic status, race, and ethnicity will not affect the success of Montessori education, because this method reflects the universal natural of the children’s development around the world. The success of Montessori's education comes from the sufficient research and understanding of children, following the development law of children's "sensitive period" and letting them develop freely. After the successful establishment of the "Children's House", the Montessori method has been rapidly popularized in the European continent. After a hundred years of development, it has been respected and recognized by people all over the world. Montessori schools have achieved fruitful results around the world! In the United States， India, Japan, Singapore, Australia and other places，people appreciate this method of education!