Montessori
Our curriculum fosters independence, creativity, and a love of learning in every child. TIMES Montessori empowers your child to choose their future.
Montessori education offers a personalized approach, harmonizing with your child's unique learning style, developmental stage, and passions. Children develop academic and well-being foundations through hands-on exploration, real-life applications, and innovative problem-solving.
What is Montessori?
A Montessori education is holistic and all-encompassing. We focus on developing motor skills, learning to read and write, building concentration and self-control, and setting goals while managing time effectively.
TIMES Montessori equips your child with the knowledge, confidence, and a love of learning to help them reach their full potential and succeed as adults.
In doing so, we support all aspects of your child's growth and development.
Why Choose Montessori?
See how Montessori can spark your child's love for learning, develop their independence, and prepare them for a successful future.
How is Montessori Education Different?
- Personalized Curriculum
- One-on-one learning
- Suitable for all learning styles
- Flexibility in development
- Montessori materials make abstract concepts concrete
- Learning through hands-on experience
- Children have free choice to make decisions
- Freedom of movement
Montessori Principles
Dr. Maria Montessori crafted guiding principles for Montessori education to support children in their learning process. These values, rooted in the belief that children are naturally intelligent and eager to learn, differentiate Montessori from traditional education.
Discover how these 10 principles encourage your child's growth and create a supportive, engaging, well-rounded learning experience.
The Montessori Method: A Unique Approach to Education
Dr. Maria Montessori's pioneering method offers a holistic, life-enhancing educational experience. In 1907, she opened the first Casa Dei Bambini, or Children's House, for children not yet of school age. Within a year, her groundbreaking approach enabled many students to read, write, and grasp basic mathematics. The Montessori Method soon gained global recognition.
The Prepared Environment, or the Montessori classroom, is at the heart of this approach. It's filled with educational materials that link learning outcomes to your child's needs and interests at specific stages of their development. Each resource progressively builds knowledge and skills across the five pillars of the Montessori Curriculum:
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Practical Life
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Sensorial
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Mathematics
4
Language
5
Culture
In this dynamic environment, Montessori teachers observe your child's interests and introduce related materials that delight them. Learning is always engaging and purposeful.
Montessori works because it recognizes children learn in diverse ways and at different speeds. It meets them one-on-one where they are and fosters a sense of:
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Respect
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Independence
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Freedom to Choose
All this ignites an intrinsic motivation to learn. Children delight in learning, then apply themselves and can find their place in the world.