Montessori, Ellen White Principles, and Scientific Observation

Hours: 60h

Prerequisite:

• The human Body

Location

• Online for the theory, on site for practice

The SEVA Center is inspired by the Montessori method in all its courses for students. This pedagogical approach emphasizes:

The child at the center: Learning is centered on the needs, interests, and pace of each child.

Autonomy and freedom: Children are encouraged to make their own choices and learn through experimentation.

Prepared environment: An organized, stimulating space encourages discovery and independent learning.

Teaching aids: Tools adapted and designed for each stage of the child’s development.

Role of the adult: A guide and scientific observer who encourages the child and offers individualized support.

Montessori philosophy and E.G. White’s book “Education”:

Holistic development: Both consider the child’s overall development (intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual).

Environment: They stress the importance of an environment that is prepared and adapted to the child’s needs.

Experiential learning: They stress the importance of allowing the child to experience things, where freedom blends harmoniously with self-control.

Inspired by nature: They are both inspired by nature and have developed scientific observation.

New: The SEVA Center offers scientific observation of children.

This observation enables us to understand, through individualized follow-up, the causes of the difficulties encountered by the child (physical, psychological, relational, and pedagogical).

This new service is a real breath of fresh air for families struggling to cope with their children’s problems.

Homeschooling:

An important topic for families looking for alternatives to traditional education. The SEVA Center is developing this increasingly topical subject, drawing on a wealth of experience and scientific studies.