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How to Turn Your Home Into a Proper Montessori Homeschool

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Are you planning to homeschool your little ones this year? It doesn’t matter if you have valid concerns about COVID-19 or merely prefer a self-created curriculum. The Montessori method can benefit your child’s early learning considerably. 

How can you create a proper Montessori homeschool? The following explanation and tips should get you started.

What Is the Montessori Method? 

Montessori education got its start with Maria Montessori, the first Italian woman to get a doctor of medicine degree. She went on to develop Education for Peace in India and earned two Nobel Peace Prize nominations.

The Montessori method takes a child-centered approach to education that revolves around students’ particular abilities and interests. It emphasizes the following principles: 

  • Student choice: Instead of saying,

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