The Montessori Method is based on scientific observation of the child. It aims at assisting the child’s natural development and unfolds progressive stages of self-construction. Here are the 5 principles, of Montessori Method:

1. RESPECT FOR THE CHILD

The Montessori approach is founded on the notion of respect for the child. Children are shown respect by not interrupting their attention. Giving the kids the opportunity to make their own decisions, accomplish things for themselves, and learn for themselves demonstrates respect. 

2. THE ABSORBENT MIND

Montessori education is based on the idea that children are continually learning from the world around them just by living. Children continually receive information from their environment through their senses. Because they are thinking beings, they make sense of it.

3. SENSITIVE PERIODS

According to Montessori philosophy, children are more equipped to learn various abilities at specific times. These are known as sensitive phases, and they endure only as long as the youngster needs to learn the skills.

4. A PREPARED ENVIRONMENT

Children learn best in an atmosphere that has been designed to allow them to accomplish things for themselves, according to the Montessori method. The learning environment should always be child-centered, allowing children to investigate items of their choosing.

5. AUTO EDUCATION

Auto education, often known as self-education, is the idea that children can educate themselves. This is one of the Montessori method's most significant beliefs. Montessori teachers give children with the atmosphere, inspiration, direction, and encouragement they need to educate themselves.