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In Montessori, we see observation as one of the most powerful tools in understanding a child’s development—academically, socially, and emotionally. By observing, we can truly understand where a child is in their learning journey, what they need, and how best to support them. Whether it’s during class or at home, taking a step back and observing without immediately intervening can give us profound insights into how our children are progressing.
Today, we’ll explore why observation is so vital in understanding your child’s development, how to observe in a way that’s effective, and how you can encourage your child to engage in self-reflection as part of their own growth.
In Montessori, we see observation as one of the most powerful tools in understanding a child’s development—academically, socially, and emotionally. By observing, we can truly understand where a child is in their learning journey, what they need, and how best to support them. Whether it’s during class or at home, taking a step back and observing without immediately intervening can give us profound insights into how our children are progressing.
Today, we’ll explore why observation is so vital in understanding your child’s development, how to observe in a way that’s effective, and how you can encourage your child to engage in self-reflection as part of their own growth.