By providing an environment where students can explore their interests without feeling pressured or restricted by adult expectations or rules—and allowing teachers to act as facilitators rather than instructors—the Montessori approach helps foster a love of learning in children while also helping them develop important skills such as problem solving and critical thinking abilities.
The Montessori method of teaching has been used in schools around the world for more than a century—and it continues to be a popular choice for parents looking for an alternative education option for their children. By providing an environment where students can explore their interests without feeling pressured or restricted by adult expectations or rules—and allowing teachers to act as facilitators rather than instructors—the Montessori approach helps foster a love of learning in children while also helping them develop important skills such as problem solving and critical thinking abilities.