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American Montessori Academy strives to maintain the ideals of
Maria Montessori (1870 – 1952). She held that each child is
born with innate abilities and a deep desire to explore and
gain a mastery of their environment. The first six years of a
child’s development are the most crucial. In this early stage
children can equip themselves with the tools for a life of
learning. Children who experience the Montessori world acquire
self-sufficiency, graceful social skills, and higher levels of
proficiency in languages, sports, the arts, and academics. |
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recognizes that young children progress through each
learning stage at their own pace and that children of
different ages will teach and learn from one another. |
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At the American Montessori Academy we provide the
atmosphere and curriculum that Dr. Montessori envisioned. |
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| American Montessori Academy |
| Konabe 3642-2 Nagano City
380-0875 |
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