Montessori Approach in Early Learning

Children who went to a Montessori school tended to have better literacy, numeracy
and story-telling skills
Tech geniuses, nation builders and famous artists have praised the benefits of a Montessori education
“Cosmic” comes from the Greek word “kosmos,” meaning “order.” The child’s journey to find order and a big-picture view of the past, present and future is called “cosmic education” in Montessori.
Cosmic tasks help organize the universe and satisfy a person’s physical, mental, and spiritual needs. All people want to contribute to society. We feel valued and included. Pollution, mining, global warming, and ecosystem imbalance are all ways we affect the world, whether we realize it or not.
A child’s physical and mental education is covered in a Montessori setting. The environment contains things the child can touch, see, smell, and play with. This stimulates both sides of the brain as the child moves from concrete to abstract ideas.
The mental or emotional things allow the child to be at peace with the world and “blind” to differences in skin colour or religion and see that we are all human and have the same seven basic needs. Instead of focusing on cultural differences that divide, they look for similarities that unite the world.