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Montessori at Home (Taken from American Montessori Society)

Have you marveled at the remarkable order of the Montessori classroom? Has your toddler told you that at school she pours her own juice? Does your teenager hang or put away all her clothes—without being asked?
 Encouraging order, independence, and self-motivation are fundamental to the Montessori approach. Carefully designed classrooms allow students to develop competence in caring for themselves and their surroundings. And from the sense of pride that “I did it myself!” blooms the confidence to take on the world.
Bringing Montessori principles into your home can be a valuable bridge to what your child learns at school. Here are some ways to build that connection.
PEACEFUL LEARNERS | PEACEFUL GROWTH
At Westmont, peaceful learning begins with trust, respect, and purpose. This belief guides our calm environment where children develop independence, focus, and confidence. The children’s joy and smiles reaffirm our steadfast commitment to an authentic Montessori education.