Montessori is Fit for a King

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Prince George is to attend montessori school http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-norfolk-35130232

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It's an AMI school, too! Good for him. I love AMI Montessori. My daughter has thrived at her AMI school.

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+1

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Sweet.

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Meh. Montessori (including AMI) isn't right for as many kids as they claim. I also can't get past the cult-like devotion that some parents seem to have with it.

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Really nice.

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Nice.

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Warms my heart. Such fond memories from when my kids were younger at their Montessori school.

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Article says he has his inside shoes in his little backpack! Beautiful family.

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I read somewhere that he's leaving Montessori this fall and going to the same "pre-prep" school his father and Harry attended in London.

The new school is all boys, which makes me scratch my head. I can think of many reasons for all boys education, but none of them apply to preschool.

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Anonymous wrote:I read somewhere that he's leaving Montessori this fall and going to the same "pre-prep" school his father and Harry attended in London.

The new school is all boys, which makes me scratch my head. I can think of many reasons for all boys education, but none of them apply to preschool.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3510865/GIRL-TOWN-London-school-Prince-George-Kate-gives-rural-dream.html

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Anonymous wrote:

The new school is all boys, which makes me scratch my head. I can think of many reasons for all boys education, but none of them apply to preschool.

Your asking this about a country that espoused patrilineal monarchy for over 1000 years?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The new school is all boys, which makes me scratch my head. I can think of many reasons for all boys education, but none of them apply to preschool.

Your asking this about a country that espoused patrilineal monarchy for over 1000 years?

And, Montessori has its limitations. It's not necessarily fit for a King or anyone else. Perhaps George turned out to need a more imaginative, play-based approach -- even if it is single sex.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The new school is all boys, which makes me scratch my head. I can think of many reasons for all boys education, but none of them apply to preschool.

Your asking this about a country that espoused patrilineal monarchy for over 1000 years?

And, Montessori has its limitations. It's not necessarily fit for a King or anyone else. Perhaps George turned out to need a more imaginative, play-based approach -- even if it is single sex.

For sime reason, I don't think the school George is signed up for is a play based school.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The new school is all boys, which makes me scratch my head. I can think of many reasons for all boys education, but none of them apply to preschool.

Your asking this about a country that espoused patrilineal monarchy for over 1000 years?

And, Montessori has its limitations. It's not necessarily fit for a King or anyone else. Perhaps George turned out to need a more imaginative, play-based approach -- even if it is single sex.

There are probably more than 2 choices in the country. I imagine George wouldn't have to much difficulty gaining acceptance.