Fluppet's Montessori Nursery

Based on a profound understanding of how children learn, the Montessori method is a tried-and-true and effective approach to education. Maria Montessori, the first female doctor in her nation's history, was born in Ancona, Italy, in 1870. She later studied engineering and mathematics. She established her first school in the San Lorenzo neighbourhood in 1907. She was so inspired by her findings that she started writing books and giving lectures to spread her knowledge. Thus, the Montessori educational approach came into being. While it is appropriate for kids of all ages, it starts them out on the right path to being self-assured, motivated learners at the nursery level. Its success is largely due to an in-depth understanding of how children learn by selecting, attempting, and doing for themselves. Using specialised tools, a structured setting, and the close supervision of a Montessori teacher, a highly successful and self-assured method of learning is produced. The Montessori educational philosophy is founded on the idea that children learn best by doing and understanding rather than by being taught. Children see this as a sense of confidence and excitement in learning as they grow in self-assurance, experience success satisfaction, and sharpen their problem-solving skills. The materials used in the Montessori method are purposefully created to aid youngsters in identifying potential areas of error. And, more significantly, to give them the freedom to figure out how to make corrections on their own without guidance. The child's development is influenced not only by his age but also by his freedom to gaze about. Montessori, Maria.