Montessori Explained to Parents

The book *Montessori Explained to Parents* is a clear and accessible guide to deeply understanding Montessori pedagogy and learning how to apply it in both school and home environments. The author, Charlotte Poussin, a Montessori educator certified by the Association Montessori Internationale, shares her professional and personal experience to bring this educational approach to mothers and fathers in a practical and understandable way.
The work presents the history, theoretical foundations, and practical application of the Montessori method, explaining how it works in the classroom and how to translate its principles into daily life at home. Through concrete examples and simple guidance, it helps readers understand how to foster autonomy, concentration, and self-confidence from childhood.
Montessori pedagogy proposes accompanying the child with respect, recognizing them as a complete person in the present rather than just a future adult in training. This approach advocates for personalized teaching based on individual pace, free choice of activities, and the preparation of an environment that encourages natural learning. Providing a suitable framework for the child to develop their potential is, according to this philosophy, one of the greatest gifts we can offer them: freedom, inner security, and a love for learning.
In addition, the book includes activity sheets inspired by Montessori classroom work, which can serve as a guide for fostering autonomy, order, responsibility, and the capacity for concentration at home. It is a practical tool for those who wish to apply this educational method with consistency and knowledge.

14 × 22 cm