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The purpose of Lake Oswego Montessori School is to help each child develop within himself the foundations for a lifetime of creative learning, i.e., to develop the basic ideas, attitudes and skills essential for success in school and in life; a thirst for learning, favorable attitudes creativity and originality.
The teacher works with individual children, introduces materials, and gives guidance where needed.
One of her primary tasks is careful observation of each child to determine his/her needs and to gain the knowledge she needs in preparing the environment to aid the child's growth.
The goals of Montessori for children are several: it encourages self-discipline, self--knowledge and independence, as well as enthusiasm for learning, an organized approach to problem-solving and academic skills.
The purpose ofLake Oswego Montessori School is to help
each child develop within himself the foundations for a lifetime of
creative learning, i.e., to develop the basic ideas, attitudes and
skills essential for success in school and in life; a thirst for
learning, favorable attitudes creativity and originality. The
teacher works with individual children, introduces materials, and
gives guidance where needed. One of her primary tasks is careful
observation of each child to determine his/her needs and to gain
the knowledge she needs in preparing the environment to aid the
child's growth. The goals of Montessori for children are several:
it encourages self-discipline, self--knowledge and independence, as
well as enthusiasm for learning, an organized approach to
problem-solving and academic skills.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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