A Montessori school is an environment with plenty of materials for hands-on learning, and children are encouraged to focus on – and often stick with – activities that pique their interest. This stands in contrast to a traditional school, where students in the same grade generally move through a structured and scheduled curriculum.
Homeschooling, also known as home education, is the practice of educating children at home by parents, tutors (or in Sora’s case, live full-time faculty) instead of sending them to a traditional school. In many countries, homeschooling is legal and regulated, but the regulations and requirements vary widely depending on the location. Benefits Of Homeschooling There […]
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In a student-centered learning environment, the teacher serves as a facilitator, providing resources and support to help students achieve their learning objectives.
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