Every classroom has its movers—the ones who wiggle, twist, stretch, and sway their way through the day. Rather than asking them to “sit still,” what if we honored that movement as a language of learning? In this featured article, Intentional Movements for the Mover in...
Children develop similarly around the world. Physical Development is universal, when certain conditions are met. Namely time and space. Equipment is not necessary. Assisting is not even necessary. Helping or Hindering? Have you ever watched parents holding a baby...
Montessori **To download and share this article, click here. In the Absorbent Mind, Dr. Montessori said, “…it is clear that we must not carry the child about, but let him walk, and if his hand wishes to work we must provide him with things on which he can...
Boxes. Consider your brain as a storage unit filled with boxes. If you dig through the boxes, what will you find? My brain is filled with boxes about brain-based therapies to support reaching one’s full potential. A number of boxes overflow with alternative methods of...
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