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How are children disciplined in a Montessori environment?

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How are children disciplined in a Montessori environment?

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When a visitor observes a Montessori classroom one of the first elements noticed is how well behaved and peaceful the classroom is. Montessori programs implement self-discipline and the children know from the beginning what behavior is expected of them. There is no manipulation or coercion and the children don’t look at the teacher as being mean or strict. The children realize that their basic needs are met and the teacher is there to help them. The key to making this type of environment work is to have a properly prepared environment that will meet the needs of the children and a teacher that is trained in positive constructive ways to guide the children.

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