The day began with breakfast, followed by a beautiful choir put together of participants who had met up in church over the weekend. They opened the day with a heart-rending version of Amazing...
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Saturday began with breakfast followed by a song offering from the Tanzanian and Kenyan ladies. Participants then broke off into small groups to reflect upon and discuss the previous day’s visits...
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The Corner of Hope is a pilot project to help vulnerable people such as those in refugee, transit and IDP Camps build a community using the principles of the Montessori approach. It is based on an ethos of self-reliance not dependence, community not school, self ownership and control, dignity and self worth which all play an important role in overcoming the effects of trauma experienced by the inhabitants of the camps. It has the added advantage of building for the future and creating transferable skills that will accompany both adults and children wherever their final destination may be. The initial project includes a school for 520 children within the Transit Camp in New Canaan, near Nakuru. The following video shows the construction of the school, training of the teachers, provision of the Montessori materials and joy of the children.
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André Roberfroid, AMI Global Ambassor, speaks at the Montessori Association Thailand conference on July 31, 2015.
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A professional photographer, who is a parent from a Montessori school, took 3000 pictures of her son one morning. The results were extraordinary.
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A Montessori toddler morning showing 1-2 year olds in action.
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Dr Pablo Stansbery of Save the Children spent the morning discussing the importance of early childhood education, focusing particularly on the need for language-rich environments and the importance of stimulation in children’s general health.
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