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The Montessori method is becoming more and more popular, so it’s easy to see why parents around the world are curious about it. In order to strengthen the teachings of Montessori in the classroom, it’s important to uphold the philosophies of Maria Montessori at home too. We put this article together in order to share […]

What do Jeff Bezos, Julia Child, Stephen Curry, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, and Anne Frank all have in common? You might not think much at all, but all of these people were Montessori educated.   Montessori is a word that you’ve probably heard before—even if you’re not familiar with the meaning—and knowing that it helped shape […]

Many people flock to Austin Children’s Academy because of our renowned Montessori program that inspires students and encourages them to be lifelong learners. The education we offer is very different from what’s provided at a traditional school, and if you are unfamiliar with the Montessori method of teaching and what it entails, our method of […]

Entrusting your child and their well-being to an academic institution is a big deal, so it’s important that both you and your child feel comfortable with the Montessori program that you choose. It should be like your child’s home away from home—a place that they look forward to attending each day. There are plenty of […]

Kids are busier than ever these days. Some of them have schedules that involve after-school activities, and many of them have weekend extracurriculars. With all of this time spent doing other things—is there still time for kids to read on the weekends?   The answer is always yes. And if it feels like there isn’t […]

While on a tour of a Montessori school, the first thing that sticks out for many people is the wide age range of children within a single classroom. This is a common sight in Montessori schools all over the nation, and it’s a style of learning that coincides with our philosophy and education style.   […]

The Montessori method is a style of education that is based on independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a child’s natural and unique development. It was developed by Italian physician and educator Maria Montessori in the year 1907, and her philosophy is centered around the fact that every child has immense potential and that […]

Learning with your family is a great way for you to bond with your children. Family literacy is one of the many ways that you can celebrate what it means to read and learn together and, in the end, make your lives more fulfilling. In many cases, the parents will be the ones who teach […]

Many parents want to expose their children to a wide range of activities and interests at a young age, which is why they introduce them to art. What form of art depends on where your child gravitates—whether they’re interested in dance, music, painting, or something else that calls to them. Some parents direct their children […]

In the United States, about four million kids attend kindergarten every year. And while the curriculum taught in each kindergarten class will vary depending on the region, the school, and whether the child is headed to a public or private school, the importance of kindergarten can’t be overstated.   Now more than ever, kindergarten is […]