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Designing With Empathy: When Students Build for Others
What happens when you combine critical thinking, empathy, literature, and design thinking? Our second graders discovered the answer as they were encouraged to see the world from a different perspective. The lesson began with a simple but thought-provoking activity: "What Does Not Belong?" Students examined groups of four pictures and discussed which one didn't belong. They quickly realized there wasn't always one correct answer. As explained and listened to each other's reas
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Jul 62 min read


From Pink Tower to Pixel: How Montessori Builds Computational Thinking
As technology, artificial intelligence, and robotics become part of everyday life, one skill stands out as essential, Computational Thinking. It is the ability to solve problems by breaking them into smaller parts, recognizing patterns, focusing on what matters, and creating logical, step-by-step solutions. A Montessori classroom is the perfect environment for developing these essential skills. Long before children write their first line of code, they are learning to think li
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Jul 61 min read
