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Post by con's fly is open on May 3, 2005 10:29:54 GMT 7
I just read a very enticing ad for Montessori Children's House. Any word on these dudes?
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Post by Raoul Duke on May 3, 2005 17:43:03 GMT 7
If it's really a Montessori school it should be a good gig (for a kids school) but will have very high requirements for teachers. I think there is a Montessori license or cert that they require.
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xiaoyu
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Post by xiaoyu on May 27, 2005 10:24:33 GMT 7
Con- Montessori methods can be used all the way through highschool (I have heard about some adult use as well). It is a great way of educating (IMHO) and is getting pretty popular in the states (esp in the west). It is even being used in public school systems!  There are a lot of sites that you can check out regarding the methods and training. www.montessori.edu/www.montessori.org/www.montessori-ami.org/ami.htmEnjoy! |
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Post by con's fly is open on May 27, 2005 12:14:06 GMT 7
Yer the best, Xiaoyu! I'll look through them as soon as I can be bothered have time.
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woza17
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Post by woza17 on May 29, 2005 11:19:21 GMT 7
You can study on line and get certification. Costs about $1800 plus books and registration fee. Takes about 9 months and you cn pay it in installments.
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Woza
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Post by con's fly is open on May 29, 2005 17:34:04 GMT 7
You can study on line and get certification. Costs about $1800 plus books and registration fee. Takes about 9 months and you cn pay it in installments. Cheers Woza Thanks for the 411. But at that price, screw the whole thing.  |
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