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What is the difference between a Montessori Directress and a teacher?

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What is the difference between a Montessori Directress and a teacher?

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Montessori education is centred on the child, with the Montessori Directresses guiding rather than teaching. They are facilitators in the process of learning. The Montessori Directress presents the information to the child in a climate of mutual respect. By following and observing the child the Montessori Directress can recognise and respond to each child’s individual needs. Development of self-esteem, tolerance, acceptance, mutual respect and concern for others are traits that are nurtured in this environment. Rather than standing in front of the class and telling children what is planned, the Directress allows each child to choose an activity that suits their current individual requirement.

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