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The outcome
of an authentic Montessori education is a self-confident,
life-long learner. Montessori graduates have the skills
to work, collaborate, think critically, problem solve and
adapt.Montessori in Redlands students graduate with strong
academic skills. They are strong communicators, fluent
readers and eloquent writers. They have a strong foundation
in math, including arithmetic, geometry and algebra. They
are experienced scientific researchers, with hands-on laboratory
skills.
MIR graduates are well-prepared for high school
and college as most of their learning in humanities and
the sciences has been project- and seminar-based.The goal
of a Montessori education is help students learn how to
learn. In an age where information becomes obsolete quickly,
the focus of education must shift from facts to process.
Montessori students have been doing this for a century.
Academic learning intertwined with personal growth and
community building turns out prepared citizens of the world.Visit
the NAMTA website for a study entitled Optimal
Developmental Outcomes--The Social, Moral, Cognitive,
and Emotional Dimension of a Montessori Education.For
additional research into Montessori educational methods,
visit NAMTA's Montessori
Research Web site.
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