Teacher Training - Aadhyam

Teaching is an art!

The art of teaching is not to create memorizing tools. An inspiring can sculpt a beautiful society and the nation. Teaching with good thoughts is an great service for Mankind.

Our institute provides a good syllabus at international standards and is managed by very well-experienced, responsible staff to train student teachers in the Montessori method of teaching. Student teachers trained in this institution are awarded Certificates and diplomas which enable them to seek placement in reputed schools in India as well as abroad.

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Teaching is a Noble profession all around the world. If you have the right qualification, and desire to teach children in their initial stages, who will be the artisan of the future nation, then teaching, as a profession, will be the right choice for you. And to secure a job in this field, along with educational qualifications, you must go through a certification or training course, named the Montessori teacher training program.

We train aspiring Montessori teachers through Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Montessori Education, Language and Communication, Parent Counseling, Teaching methods, etc. We prepare our students to be completely capable of entering the field of child-rearing responsibly and bringing up morally upright future citizens who their honorable professors will mold.

We believe that education should prepare a person for all aspects of life. We designed study materials and techniques that would promote the natural growth of learning in students.

Our belief that the Montessori Method & ABL Method offered the most appropriate way of assisting children in their development energized us to start the teacher training program.

Our Goal Is To

  • Provide basic training to educate children of 2 to 6 years of age.
  • Help in setting up Montessori environments.
  • Provide Montessori teachers with clinical knowledge.
  • Encourage cooperation between parents and educators.
  • Campaign to raise awareness about good health & Hygiene.
  • Conduct virtual classes and also direct classes.
  • Create awareness of the Montessori philosophy and Method.
  • Help the kids to be independent and inquisitive.

Syllabus Overview:

  • Child psychology examines how children develop from birth to age six according to Dr. Maria Montessori’s theories.
  • The hypothesis explains how the Montessori Method came to be and progressed. It emphasizes the function of the specifically prepared environment for the child, the adult’s role and attitude, as well as the materials provided to the child in a Montessori environment.
  • This section explains the scientific nature of the Montessori equipment and the methods for presenting it to the kid.
  • Giving the students enough time to work with the educational materials is the main goal of the practical work.
  • Observation, a keystone to the Montessori Method is an important aspect of the course. Students are guided to develop their observation skills and given opportunities to get an internship from a reputed school.
  • Play way method of ECE.
  • Activity-based learning method – a learner-centered syllabus.

6 Months Course

Diploma in Montessori

Eligibility:

The student should have passed S.S.L.C and should be 16 years and above

SYLLABUS

Theory:

  1. Child psychology, Childhood Development & Pedagogy.
  2. Teaching Methodology
  3. Language & Communication
  4. A Guide for Practical ( Montessori Apparatus )
  5. Basic Computer

Practicals:

  1. Literacy
  2. Numeracy
  3. Methodology of Teaching
  4. Origami
  5. Craft & Creativity
  6. PPT Presentation
  7. Puppet & story
  8. Lesson plan
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1 Year Course

Advance Diploma in Montessori

Eligibility:

Any Graduate / Diploma in Montessori

SYLLABUS

Theory:

  1. Principal and Life History of Maria Montessori.
  2. Child Psychology and Early Childhood Care.
  3. Elements of Primary Health Care.
  4. Basic & Modern Computer.
  5. Grammar & communication
  6. A Guide for Practical
  7. Health & Hygiene, Common Disease & Cure, Nutrition & First Aid

Practicals:

  1. Literacy
  2. Numeracy
  3. Methodology of Teaching
  4. Origami
  5. Craft & Creativity
  6. PPT Presentation
  7. Puppet & story
  8. Lesson plan
  9. Worksheets
  10. Hands-On Activity
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WHY MONTESSORI EDUCATION?

The Montessori method of education acknowledges that children learn in various ways and caters to them all. Students are free to learn at their own pace, each advancing as he is ready, guided by the teacher, and with an individualized learning plan.

The Montessori teaching method for the classroom places a strong emphasis on self-correction and self-evaluation. As they get older, kids learn to examine their work critically and get better at identifying, fixing, and learning from their mistakes.

Montessori education is a different method of education that focuses on student development rather than learning. In other words, it does not place a strong emphasis on tests, exams, or grades. In fact, it aims to create mature and socially adept students. To help teach underprivileged children, Maria Montessori developed the technique in Italy around 1900.

Montessori fosters independence, organization, and concentration from an early age. From babies to teenagers, intentional classroom design, materials, and daily routines assist students’ in developing “self-regulation” (the capacity to educate oneself and reflect on what one is learning).

TEACHER’S CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIETY:

Teachers truly are the backbone of society. They are role models to children, provide guidance and commitment, and empower them via education. Because of teachers, countries are able to progress more socially and economically.

It is a great duty to shape the brains of young people. It is not hyperbole to claim that teachers have the power to transform lives. The following crucial roles serve as excellent examples of how important teachers are.

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  • Good teachers are strong communicators
  • Good teachers listen well
  • Good teachers focus on collaboration
  • Good teachers are adaptable
  • Good teachers are engaging
  • Good teachers show empathy
  • Good teachers have patience
  • Good teachers share best practices
  • Good teachers are lifelong learners
  • Good teachers value real-world learning

Education is a fundamental aspect of the development of a country. A future is created if society’s youth receive an education. Teachers give students the education that raises their standard of living, benefiting both the individual and society as a whole.

Teachers support their students’ growth as creators and producers, which enhances their employability in the future. When students are pushed to be creative and productive, they are more likely to be entrepreneurial and make technological advances, ultimately leading to the economic development of a country.

Being devoted is one of the most crucial aspects of teaching. In addition to listening to their students, teachers also coach and guide them. They are committed to assisting their pupils in achieving their academic goals and are able to help shape those ambitions. Teachers are understanding when a notion isn’t sticking with their students and show patience with them.

Teachers who work because they desire to be of service to others. They are passionate about educating children, not because they want recognition or a paycheck. Teachers often teach because they believe in the value of education and the necessity of giving kids positive role models. They are dedicated to the cause.

Finally, instructors’ 24/7 work schedules demonstrate their dedication. When the school bell rings, teachers continue working. After school and during the weekends, they are evaluating papers, plan classes, and speak with parents. To set up their day and help struggling pupils, most teachers come before classes even begin.

Let us join our hands together to make this beautiful world full of spirit & wisdom.

Maria Montessori