Next webinar: Montessori Education & Citizenship - Beyond Social Cohesion
with Kavita Doodnauth
Montessori education nurtures democratic culture by recognizing children as citizens whose contributions are often unfortunately undervalued. We understand that today's children become tomorrow's adults who both influence and are shaped by society. From early childhood onward, Montessori schools cultivate values and characteristics that support democratic institutions and engaged citizens.
This session discusses how recognizing children as valued citizens creates vibrant classroom communities and nurtures democratic values. Join us to discover how Montessori principles naturally cultivate engaged, thoughtful students from their earliest years.
Webinar Recording:
Montessori Elementary: Cultivating Lifelong Skills for the Digital Age
Discover how Montessori education uniquely prepares children for the challenges and opportunities of the digital world.
Cosmic Education and Key EU Competencies
Kyla will explore how this Montessori approach for 6-12-year-olds directly connects to the key competencies for lifelong learning.
The Role of invented spelling and grammar
The children’s spelling mistakes are often a cause for anxiety in teachers and parents, and they tend to make a lot of them once they start writing texts.
STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics competencies and Maria Montessori Science - based Pedagogy
How can the European Union’s STEM competencies in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics be effectively developed in Montessori classrooms for children aged 6 to 12?
About this series and project:
In today’s society, Montessori elementary education is often overlooked, misunderstood, and underestimated as being out of step with modern needs. We want to change this perception by revealing the true value of Montessori—a hidden gem that fosters remarkable growth and learning in elementary classrooms every day. Our goal in educating elementary-aged children is to nurture them as global citizens, equipped with the skills they need to thrive in the world. For the future leaders and innovators, developing the eight key competencies outlined by the European Union is essential. Montessori Elementary schools have been committed to this holistic approach for years.
Our message to teachers: each day, you engage in the vital and inspiring work of shaping young minds, and we are here to support you by giving voice to your efforts, so you can feel empowered and confident in your role.
Our message to parents: have confidence in the Montessori Elementary experience—your children are cultivating the eight EU key competencies each and every day.
Goal of the project:
Our aim of this project is to create a valuable digital free resource for teachers and school admins that gives guidelines how EU Key Competencies are incorporated into Montessori elementary education theoretically and practically.
Project Coordinator: UAB Montessori akademija
Identifier: 2023-2-LT01-KA210-SCH-000184526
Duration: January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2025
EC Contribution: €60,000
Partners: Montessori Institute Prague s.r.o. (CZ) , MONTE PLUS (SK) , Montessori
skoly Andilek - materska skola a zakladni skola, o.p.s (CZ) , Jolly
HOMESCHOOL, s.r.o. (SK)
Project card: https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/projects/search/details/2023-2-LT01-KA210-SCH-000184526
Activities of the project:
Online meetings - COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS
Where we will discuss EU key competencies building in Elementary classroom with wider community of Elementary aged children teachers and parents
'Citizen of the World' guidelines
are being developed by our methodological team. They will be suitable for teachers, showcasing bes practices in Montessori Elementary key competency building.
Online international conference
on the Elementary Child as a Citizen of the World.
Partners & Team
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