Montessori Method - Montessori School

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As soon as you walk into a Montessori classroom you feel the difference. You will see children working independently and in groups, often with specially designed learning materials,  deeply engaged in their work  and respectful of themselves and their surroundings.

The Montessori method promotes rigorous and motivated growth for children in all areas of their development - cognitive, emotional, social and physical.

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Montessori education is led and individualized, but guided, evaluated and enriched by specialized teachers, directness with their peers and a welcoming environment, aiming to develop  the freedom and support to question, delve deeply, and make connections, Montessori learners grow into confident, enthusiastic, self-directed, responsible, and responsible learners and citizens.​​ before them and their community.  They think critically, work collaboratively, and act with boldness and integrity.  What better outcome could you wish for your children?

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Developing independence and autonomy makes children happier.

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Our method of work combines different pedagogical trends in early childhood education, but it is in the vision of the Italian educator Maria Montessori (1870-1952) that we find our main source of inspiration.

Our proposal aims to contribute to the development of children in an environment prepared and planned to be welcoming, of social interaction, encouraging innovation, organization and creativity.

The Montessori method is based on the belief that the child is a being highly interested in his own development, a lover of intellectual work and learning by doing, and that the potential to learn is in each of us.

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Monica's International School is a Montessori School in sp, montessori school brazil.

It is located close to Prima Montessori, Chapel School, Swiss-Brazilian School, Paca, Humboldt, among others.

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What is Montessori education?

For more than a century now, the child-focused approach that Dr. Maria Montessori, an Italian physician, developed for educating children has been transforming schools around the globe.

As soon as you enter a classroom, you know that something different is afoot. Montessori classrooms are immediately recognizable. You will see children working independently and in groups, often with specially designed learning materials; deeply engaged in their work; and respectful of themselves and their surroundings.

The Montessori Method fosters rigorous, self-motivated growth for children and adolescents in all areas of their development—cognitive, emotional, social, and physical.

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Montessori education is student-led and self-paced but guided, assessed, and enriched by knowledgeable and caring teachers, the leadership of their peers, and a nurturing environment.

Within the community of a multi-age classroom—designed to create natural opportunities for independence, citizenship, and accountability—children embrace multi-sensory learning and passionate inquiry. Individual students follow their own curiosity at their own pace, taking the time they need to fully understand each concept and meet individualized learning goals.

Given the freedom and support to question, probe deeply, and make connections, Montessori students grow up to be confident, enthusiastic, and self-directed learners and citizens, accountable to both themselves and their community. They think critically, work collaboratively, and act boldly and with integrity. What better outcome could you wish for your children?

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