Montessori Is Not a Brand. It's a Method.

Montessori Is Not a Brand. It's a Method.

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The wooden rainbow costs eighty dollars. The preschool costs more than some colleges. And both are sold with the same word on the label: Montessori. So you could be forgiven for thinking Montessori is a brand. Or an aesthetic. Or a school for families with money to burn. It's none of those things. Strangest of all, the woman behind the name never sold a toy in her life. She was a scientist. And what she discovered, in one room in the poorest quarter of Rome, is something you can use in your own living room tonight, for free. By the end, you'll be able to say what Montessori actually is in one sentence.

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