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How to make observation the key to connection with your children and your most consistent “Best practice”

Claudia Mann

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The Montessori Method is based on a clear and consistent practice of observation. In The Advanced Montessori Method, Vol 1, Dr. Montessori writes, “it is necessary that she (the guide) should put herself into immediate relation with the truth by means of rigorous observation…”  Yet, observation can be the part of our practice that gets replaced with more lessons, micro-managing the activities, or simply staying on top of the never-ending “to-do lists.”  The irony is that with regular, reflective observation practice, many of the items on our To-Do lists will vanish because the actions we take will be more focused, on-point, and efficient. I’ll guide you in a journey of discovery with the end result being an observation ritual that will create deeper connections, more purposeful actions, and the outcomes you’re seeking.

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Since 1983, Claudia Mann has been enchanted with Montessori education. Certified Elementary I, II and Secondary I, Ms. Mann has guided children and adults in classrooms and schools to be passionate learners, sustaining Cosmic Education as the heart and soul of the Montessori vision. After more than 25 years in the classroom, Ms. Mann was part of the founding team at Chaffee County Montessori School in Salida, CO. After nearly 10 years with CCMS, she and her husband relocated to southern California where she became the Head of School for LePort Montessori Encinitas. Ms. Mann currently coaches teachers and school leaders both onsite and online.

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