Yes, helping the other friends is the norm in the classroom. I worked as an assistant teacher in a classroom aged 3-6, and was amazed at some of the kind behaviors I witnessed in the classroom. Lunch was being served, and at one table, a 6 year old and a 3 year old were seated together. The pairing was so odd to me, like how did these two end up together. The 3 year old was new to the classroom and struggled to open some part of her lunch and the 6 year old, saw her struggling and immediately jumped in to help. Even as I cleaned and prepared the classroom for the following day, friends would see me sweeping or wiping and would offer to help. They would see me folding rags, and would think it was the funnest thing in the world. So much truth shared. Please keep up the videos, I’m beginning to transition from a traditional school teacher to a Montessorian as well. After working in that classroom for a year, everything has changed for me.
The pronunciation of "Montessori" is terrible. To help you, try saying "Mon" like in "Monday," and "tes" like in "test," then "sori" sounding like "story." Remember to give each syllable the right weight: "Mon-te-sso-ri." The final "i" is pronounced like in "ski," so make sure to articulate that clearly too! 😊📚
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Yes, helping the other friends is the norm in the classroom. I worked as an assistant teacher in a classroom aged 3-6, and was amazed at some of the kind behaviors I witnessed in the classroom. Lunch was being served, and at one table, a 6 year old and a 3 year old were seated together. The pairing was so odd to me, like how did these two end up together. The 3 year old was new to the classroom and struggled to open some part of her lunch and the 6 year old, saw her struggling and immediately jumped in to help.
Even as I cleaned and prepared the classroom for the following day, friends would see me sweeping or wiping and would offer to help. They would see me folding rags, and would think it was the funnest thing in the world.
So much truth shared. Please keep up the videos, I’m beginning to transition from a traditional school teacher to a Montessorian as well. After working in that classroom for a year, everything has changed for me.
Thank you so much for your videos they are so helpful I gain a lot of understanding from them and am always inspired after watching them! 🙏 😊
Thanks for sharing.😊
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The pronunciation of "Montessori" is terrible. To help you, try saying "Mon" like in "Monday," and "tes" like in "test," then "sori" sounding like "story." Remember to give each syllable the right weight: "Mon-te-sso-ri." The final "i" is pronounced like in "ski," so make sure to articulate that clearly too! 😊📚