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The Montessori School of San Diego at Coronado was established in 1980 and served as the only Montessori School in Coronado until the Sandpiper Montessori School was added in September 1991.
This Victorian building houses one classroom with an average daily attendance of 20.
The two teachers promote a traditional Montessori classroom using all of the Montessori manipulatives for children ages 3 through 5.
The Montessori Schools of San Diego have a philosophy that isn't always talked about, but is still applicable, and still as strongly practiced in the classrooms now as it always has been: "The Child Comes First." Once in a while we all need to remember that phrase and rededicate ourselves to the philosophy.
This is what sets aside good Montessori teachers from other teachers.
They are able to bring to the classroom something fresh each day, something from which the children can see and feel and grow.
They remember that each and every child needs and deserves respect.
That is why a Montessori teacher will speak to the child in his/her class with respect, and discipline is low-key.
At times the situation can be trying as well as tiring, yet each time the Montessori teacher digs a little deeper for the patience and understanding of that one child who needs extra attention.
This dedication of the Montessori teachers, especially of our teachers, is what makes the method applicable and so valuable.
We have an excellent reputation, and the administration will always strive to maintain it by employing only the best and most dedicated teachers.
The Montessori School of San Diego at Coronado was established
in 1980 and served as the only Montessori School in Coronado until
the Sandpiper Montessori School was added in September 1991. This
Victorian building houses one classroom with an average daily
attendance of 20. The two teachers promote a traditional Montessori
classroom using all of the Montessori manipulatives for children
ages 3 through 5. The Montessori Schools of San Diego have a
philosophy that isn't always talked about, but is still applicable,
and still as strongly practiced in the classrooms now as it always
has been: "The Child Comes First." Once in a while we all need to
remember that phrase and rededicate ourselves to the philosophy.
This is what sets aside good Montessori teachers from other
teachers. They are able to bring to the classroom something fresh
each day, something from which the children can see and feel and
grow. They remember that each and every child needs and deserves
respect. That is why a Montessori teacher will speak to the child
in his/her class with respect, and discipline is low-key. At times
the situation can be trying as well as tiring, yet each time the
Montessori teacher digs a little deeper for the patience and
understanding of that one child who needs extra attention. This
dedication of the Montessori teachers, especially of our teachers,
is what makes the method applicable and so valuable. We have an
excellent reputation, and the administration will always strive to
maintain it by employing only the best and most dedicated
teachers.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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