FREE WORKSHOP ABOUT A 3-6 CHILD
Exploring Independence in a Montessori Context
Independence of a child and its role in the healthy development
Come and meet the trainer for the next AMI 3-6 Orientation Course (starting on September 30) & the upcoming AMI 3-6 Diploma Course (commencing in March, 2025).
Our relationship to a child’s independence is often ambivalent. On one hand, we celebrate their first steps, their first word, their first day in the Infant Community, but especially when it comes to learning, we get anxious – what if they make a mistake? What if they don’t “do it right”? How and who will guide and correct them? We might have mixed feelings about our role as parent – if my child becomes independent, what does this mean for my role as a caretaker?
This webinar is suitable for:
Teachers, assistants in 3-6 classroom & interested parents of children aged 3-6 years
Meet Madlena Ulrich
Madlena Ulrich spent her childhood in Germany and attended a Montessori Elementary school there.
She moved to Norway as an adolescent and later obtained a Bachelor’s degree as a preschool teacher at the University College of Vestfold, Norway. She took her original AMI 3-6 training at Mount St. Mary’s Montessori College in Dublin, Ireland. Since 1995 she has worked in the classroom and has been involved in the development of Montessori in Norway by giving lectures and serving as Vice President on the board for the national association NMF.
In 2008 she started on her Training of Trainers, spending two years with Molly O’Shaughnessy in Minnesota and a summer course with Ulla Wikefeldt in Sweden.
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