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by Tim Seldin | MFA, TC Feb 2026
All Ages On January 6, 1907, Dr. Maria Montessori opened the first Casa dei Bambini—the Children’s House—in a poor tenement district of Rome. The children who entered that classroom were widely viewed as difficult, neglected, and incapable of learning. What...
by Tim Seldin | MFA, TC Feb 2026
Why Montessori Adolescents Question Authority 12–18 Years The Adolescent Years Your 13-year-old looks at you and says, “That rule doesn’t make sense.” They point out an inconsistency in something you just said. Or they challenge a school policy as unfair. If...
by Tim Seldin | MFA, TC Feb 2026
How Mixed-Age Montessori Classrooms Support Social and Moral Development One of the first questions many parents ask about Montessori is whether mixed-age classrooms are used. Children ages three to six learn together, sharing the same space, materials, and daily...
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The Courage to Lead When People, Money, and Morale Are All at Stake Montessori school leadership is often discussed in terms of vision, values, and philosophy. But day-to-day reality unfolds in far more complicated terrain—at the intersection of people, money,...
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