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Holding Multitudes: 
a Montessori approach to complexity, curiosity, and intentional action

1-hour overview or 3-hour in depth workshop

Montessori practice calls on teachers and leaders to stay curious and open—observing and wondering before deciding and acting. This requires consciously overriding our default thinking patterns, a discipline that lies at the heart of Montessori pedagogy. In doing so, we not only uphold the method, but model for our students the habits of thoughtful, flexible problem-solvers prepared to meet the unknown challenges of the future.

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"Make a visual display of the age characteristics of the children in your classroom to present to your colleagues who are assistants at other levels."

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"Is broken glass on the floor good or bad?"

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"Make a model of the current social dynamic of your upper elementary key players."

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"What are all the ways that bread, and bread making, can be linked to different areas of the Primary curriculum."

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