In recent years my philosophical thinking about education has focused far more on the how of learning than the what. That is, I've become much less concerned about curriculum and far more concerned about pedagogy as I've been convinced ...
MontessoriPublic is a new print and online publication from the National Center for Montessori in the Public Sector, an organization that celebrates and supports public Montessori schools and programs. The latest issue includes a series ...
Bowling Green, Kentucky's first-ever Montessori elementary program will open its doors this August 2012. Associated with the Montessori School of Bowling Green, the new elementary program will welcome children ages six through twelve. ...
I found the short video below via the National Center for Montessori in the Public Sector Facebook page. It features Dr. Katherine Merseth of the Harvard Graduate School of Education discussing school improvement and the necessity of "c...
A few weeks back I began a two-part series of posts responding to Francisco Dao's assertion that "online learning is a fantasty." Dao, a tech/innovation guru, argued that online courses lack the structure and interpersonal component to ...
I'm delighted to be attending the Annual Visible Learning Conference in San Antonio, Texas, sponsored by Corwin Press, with a contingent of Kentucky educators from the Green River Regional Educational Cooperative (GRREC). (Update: See re...
Comment by Tammy Chabria on “Montessori Madness”
Posted by: Tammy Chabria | 02/03/2013 at 07:19 PM