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Hosted by MontessoriAction · education · EN · 73 episodes
Montessori in Action is a podcast that opens conversations with practitioners from the field who are working to forward the Montessori revolution.
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Episode #73
This next episode of Montessori in Action is focusing on Montessori children who have grown up and now have their own Montessori children. Genevieve D’Cruz and Teresa Chan have a conversation about their experience in Montessori classrooms and how it has impacted them as people and influenced them as parents.
Episode #72
Our first episode for Season Seven is a conversation with Jayadev Calamur. Jayadev reached out to me about a book he is writing and wanted to engage in a discussion about the role of Montessori education globally in responding to the times in which we live. He’s currently working on a book exploring where our ideas about how children develop came from and what happens when those ideas meet systems that can't or won't fund them properly. Website: https://calamurj.substack.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayadev-calamur-strategic-communication/
Episode #71
<p>We are closing out the sixth season with our annual Summer Reads episode where we introduce books for you to check out over your summer. This summer, we have three suggestions. </p> <p>The first book is Implementing the Montessori Method: Learner-Centered Education From Birth Through Adolescence, co-written by Trisha Thompson-Wilingham and Susan Zoll. It offers readers a look into Montessori classrooms across the ages. </p> <p>The other two books are the result of transcription done by Jana Morgan Herman. Jana took the handwritten notes of Lakshmi Kripalani taken in the 1946 India course with Dr. Montessori in Karachi...
Episode #70
<p>Our conversation for May is with Isabella Cai, the founder and CEO of Y Montessori, where she leads the Montessori Data Lens program to spark meaningful conversations and empower the community to leverage data in advancing the Montessori movement. Isabella shares the origin story of the Montessori Data Lens program as well as various projects they have done thus far. </p>
Episode #69
<p>Omkari Williams is the author of Micro Activism: How You Can Make a Difference in the World (Without a Bullhorn) and she joins us for our next episode of Montessori in Action Podcast, to talk about a new course she is running with Montessorian, Kelly Johnson. Together, they are offering a new Trillium course Micro Activism Meets Montessori. Our conversation covers everything from the 6-Principle Manifesto to how to implement these ideas in a Montessori elementary classroom.</p>
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