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The Prepared Adult; Transforming Yourself to Support Your Child’s Development

Nusaibah Macadam

Description

Through her extensive observations, Dr Montessori was able to share with us a framework of child development from birth to 18 years. Giving us amazing insight into how children learn and how we can support the natural development that is taking place. However, no matter how much an adult knows about the development of the child, we are unable to truly support them unless we undergo a transformation to become a ‘Montessori prepared adult’. This presentation will be full of information to get you started on your journey of self-transformation so that you can properly support your children whether at home or in a school setting. Get ready to self-reflect and change!

Featuring

Nusaibah

Nusaibah is a former Montessori child with more than 18 years of experience in Montessori education. She is Montessori trained at the 0-3, 3-6, 6-12 and 12-18 levels. Nusaibah holds a Masters Degree in Montessori education and has worked as a trainer with the Montessori Partnership (UK). She is the founder of Rumi Montessori, one of the first authentic Montessori schools in Malaysia for children aged 3-12. In addition to running her school, Nusaibah provides a variety of online Montessori training courses and consultancy for Montessori teachers, schools and home educators. As a mother of an autistic son, Nusaibah has a special interest in SEN and exploring how Montessori can serve neurodivergent children. Reach out if you would like to connect with her: nusaibah@rumimontessori.org

Instagram: @rumi_montessori
Facebook: @rumimontessori
Website: www.rumimontessori.org
Courses: https://rumi-montessori.teachable.com/

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