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Developing resilient children through practical life and independence

Jennifer Varbanov

Description

This talk explores how Montessori principles foster resilience in children by nurturing independence, self-confidence, and problem-solving skills. Attendees will discover how practical life activities, such as cooking, cleaning, and caring for the environment will guide children develop focus, patience, and perseverance. We will discuss strategies to encourage autonomy, support decision-making, and embrace challenges as learning opportunities. Practical examples and classroom stories will illustrate how everyday tasks build emotional strength and adaptability. Participants will leave with actionable takeaways to implement at home or school, helping children grow into capable, confident, and resilient individuals.

Featuring

Bambini Montessori Barnehage i Hamar.

Jennifer Varbanov is the Head of School at Trondheim Montessoriskole. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Art History, a M.Ed. in Montessori Integrated Education, an AMS Montessori Diploma. She is the Early Childhood Level Coordinator of the AMS Diploma Trainings at Duhovka Institute in Prague. Jennifer also has AMI Montessori Administrator, and Adolescent Certificates and serves as Board Chair of Hamar Montessoriskole and Vice Chairman of Montessori Norge.

As a Montessori mother, Jennifer began her Montessori journey in 1999 as a cofounder and Early Childhood Director at Bodhi Tree Montessori School. Throughout her Montessori experience, she has developed a deep passion for peace education and gratitude for the interconnectedness of life.

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