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    Post: New to montessori

    M

    Posted on 10/29/09

    Hey all. New to montessori and glad I found this chatboard.
    Seems like someone writes back at least every few days... I
    just started working for a montessori school a few weeks
    ago, working with the toddlers.. I've worked in many
    settings with children , a low income preschool, a
    christian school, a chain daycare, and most recently a
    nanny... but none like this. it's very challenging for me
    but I like it because it keeps me on my toes . There isn't
    any AMI Training near to me, so I was thinking about the
    online training.. I saw a post from before that says its
    not always good, so I was wondering if anyone else had
    thoughts to share on that? I have not even completed my
    Associates in child development yet, half way there.. Doing
    an ALL online school. I'm already having my doubts about
    that too.. But I have to work a full time job and sometimes
    weekends to make ends meet, so I can't take the time off
    for school. The montessori training I heard about is
    monday-friday so I wouldnt be able to work if I did that ,
    plus its about a 1.5 hour drive... Also.. any tips about
    familiarizing yourself with everything montessori. I try to
    observe as much as I can, but I'm usually busy doing
    diapers or duties that need to be done throughout the
    classroom while the head teacher does all the "work" with
    the children. I Feel like I can't really give them a lesson
    since I don't know it all myself. I'm trying to learn as I
    go but I'm getting impatient. The children are so well
    behaved and smart I know that I would be interested in
    keeping a job like this for a very long time. I'm just such
    a newbie lol!! help? M


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  • New to montessori, 10/29/09, by M.
  • Re: New to montessori, 10/29/09, by Mary.

     
     

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