Join an interesting conversation full of stories and reflections about the Montessori school communities and how the Montessori principle applies to the whole organization and the role of the leadership.
Why is it so important to take a pause and observe not just inside the classroom but also the whole school as a live organism?
What are the obstacles surrounding our mission to provide an aid to life environments?
Come and learn from some of our mistakes and, perhaps, share yours if you would like to.
“Grace means that all of our mistakes now serve a purpose instead of serving shame.”
Brené Brown
Sue Pritzker & Eder Cuevas, AMI Trainers
Sue Pritzker had been the Head of School at Childpeace Montessori School in Portland, Oregon for 30 years and had been a teacher and administrator for over 40 years. Sue is also past President of the MAA (Montessori Administrators Association), presenter for NAMTA, AMI USA, Primary Consultant for AMI USA and founding member of the Montessori Leaders Collaborative.
Eder Cuevas is the Executive Director of Montessori México (Affiliated society to AMI) and development director in Montessori de Chihuahua working with staff and parents with 20 years of Montessori experience.
Eder holds AMI training for elementary in Bergamo, Italy and AMI-NAMTA Orientation in Ohio, USA. He works as the staff for AMI-NAMTA Montessori Orientations to Adolescent Studies from 2014 to 2020. AMI Auxiliary trainer for the Administrators certificate course, Montessori Sports consultant and international advisor on Montessori education.
