Higher Education Presentation

Montessori Education

Regan McBrady

Regan mcbrady

Description

In Montessori education, the teacher serves as a guide instead of a traditional teacher. They closely observe each child to assess their individual needs and interests, creating a thoughtfully prepared environment that promotes independence and exploration. The teacher provides learning materials, encourages self-directed activities, and supports social and emotional development.

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Role of the teacher.

The role of the teacher is to guide the students and introduce them to new environments respectfully and carefully. Be observant, and learn the best way to help the students with personal development.

The classroom

Mixed age groups, child-sized furniture, and an open layout combine to allow the student to freely move around, engage in social engagement, and collaborate. There is a lot of hands-on, sensory learning, and problem-solving material in the classroom for self-directed learning, which allows children to work at their own pace.

Education Needed to teach at a Montessori school and pay

A bachelor's degree,A Montessori teacher certificate, Student teaching hours, Need to meet state requirements.

The pay a Montessori educator makes around $38,647 to $49,005 a year they make $19 to $23 dollars an hour

Benefits of Montessori education

Development of independence.

Encourages students to take charge of their own learning, children choose their own activities and decision-making.

Social skills

Classrooms emphasize collaboration and communication. Children engage in group activities learning to work, share and resolve conflicts.

A Day in the life

In the morning Montessori teachers normally prepare the classroom by organizing materials and cleaning. Welcoming the students warmly. Guiding individual learning. Designing activities. Observe and assist. Afternoon clean up. After the school day they will clean and get classroom-ready, double-check email\ respond and any after-school responsibilities.

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