The Montessori schooling philosophy is “Students should learn at their own ability level and pace.” This means students feel better about themselves because they aren’t rushed or held back, nor are they held to rigid standards that evaluate them against their peers. This format helps students to get along better with each other, focusing on cooperation instead of competition. Additionally, since students are of varying ages, they get used to interacting with children who have varying levels of social experience, teaching them to relate to a broader group of people. Montessori schooling provides children with individualized learning that is focused on their interests, not a set curriculum. Although they are guided by the teacher, students in a Montessori school have more control over how they learn. The students are engaged with their studies because they’re in an active learning environment centered on what they want to learn about. This freedom encourages the students to focus and helps to encourage a love of learning that will benefit students throughout their lives.
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