Our teachers observe the students daily, taking into account academic progress, independence, pace, quality of work and motivation.
Montessori philosophy believes deeply in consistent observation of the student. Q: How does your school measure student progress?Ī: We use several tools to measure our students’ progress throughout the year. Our Primary and Elementary classrooms have a 12:1 student to teacher ratio. Q: What is your student to teacher ratio?Ī: Our student to teacher ratio at the Pre-Primary level (18 months-3 years) is 6:1. The Montessori curriculum goes more deeply into many subjects than traditional curriculum. MCS aligns the Montessori curriculum with the state standards every few years to be sure it is covering all the necessary areas of learning. The materials are organized by their specific curricular areas, including: Language, Mathematics, Practical Life, Sensorial and Cultural (all sciences). Montessori classrooms incorporate the use of specialized educational materials created or inspired by Maria Montessori. The curriculum is individualized for each child.
Montessori has its own unique curriculum which is broad and expansive, allowing teachers a large range of lessons for all learning levels. Students are offered choices of activities within the structure of the classroom that feature hands-on learning experiences, collaborative student interaction and guided lessons by Montessori trained teachers. Q: What curriculum is available and taught at your school?Ī: Montessori is a method of education based on the planes of development identified by Maria Montessori.Įach environment is set up to cater to the particular ages of the students it serves, prepared carefully to inspire creativity, engage interest and spark a love of learning.
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