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Montessori Education Institute of the Pacific Northwest is committed to educating, preparing and supporting teachers, professionals and the public. We provide comprehensive education that gives new teachers the knowledge, curriculum, confidence, and practice to be ready for classroom work. We seek to nurture developing skills and provide positive guidance during the intern year via regular communication and site visits. It is our mission to create professional development opportunities that allow teachers, administrators and support staff chances to connect with one another and deepen their understanding of Montessori philosophy and the profound importance of this work. MEIPN is dedicated to exploring and implementing current research, and building bridges that extend our practices and learning from our classrooms and schools to the greater community. Please go to meipn.org for more information or email us.

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more about mint

The Montessori Institute of North Texas (MINT) is an AMI approved teacher training center. Located in Dallas, Texas, MINT offers AMI training at the Primary (ages 3-6) and Elementary (6-12) levels. Courses are offered in both academic year and summer format. For more information, please visit our website, montessori-mint.org, or contact us at info@montessori-mint.org.

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Houston Montessori Center (HMC) offers an American Montessori Society Credential for the following levels: Infant and Toddler (birth - 3 years), Early Childhood (3 - 6 years), Elementary I (6-9 years), Elementary I – II (6 – 12 years), Secondary I – II (12 - 18 years), and Administrators (Heads of School). All courses are held in the summer from 8 – 5 daily and the Early Childhood level is also offered as a year around model. There is a 9-month practicum required in a Montessori school of your choice that meets the practicum criteria. Please go to houstonmontessoricenter.org for more information or contact Betsy Coe Ph.D., executive director.

more about seacoast

Seacoast Center for Education has provided services to Montessori teachers and schools since 1992, including off-site training by contract and international consultation. Seacoast Center is a charter member of MACTE, USDE recognized, and affiliated with the American Montessori Society with fully accredited Elementary I and Elementary I-II programs. We are pleased to celebrate our 26th year as an institution now with certification programs and professional development in South Carolina and New Hampshire devoted to the important work of the teacher of the younger child and open to the public. Our approach to Montessori subject areas involves respect for our educational heritage and traditions as well as openness to the resources available to us today. Please go to Seacoast Center Montessori Teacher Education Program for more information or call us at 603-590-6360.

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Houston Montessori Center (HMC) offers an American Montessori Society Credential for the following levels: Infant and Toddler (birth - 3 years), Early Childhood (3 - 6 years), Elementary I (6-9 years), Elementary I – II (6 – 12 years), Secondary I – II (12 - 18 years), and Administrators (Heads of School). All courses are held in the summer from 8 – 5 daily and the Early Childhood level is also offered as a year around model. There is a 9-month practicum required in a Montessori school of your choice that meets the practicum criteria. Please go to houstonmontessoricenter.org for more information or contact Betsy Coe Ph.D., executive director.

more about duhovka

Duhovka Institute's original goal was to create a bilingual Montessori educational system with the mission to share their experience with the European Montessori community. In 2012 Duhovka opened an AMS affiliated and MACTE accredited teacher education program in Prague. After 5 successful years in Czech Republic, Duhovka Montessori established an additional training site on Amelia Island, Florida. They offer Early Childhood (2.5-6) and Elementary (6-9 and 6-12) Teacher Education. In addition to a strong academic curriculum, the program's focus is on the depth of teacher transformation, which is built through consistent community building, peace exercises, and self reflective practices. Our Instructors bring high qualifications and worldwide experience in Montessori education. Duhovka Montessori considers the whole teacher just as the teacher considers the whole child. This comprehensive approach prepares the Adult Learner for a successful career as a Montessori Guide.
visit our website at www.duhovkamontessori.com and contact Judy Luman at 904 753 4410.

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Houston Montessori Center (HMC) offers an American Montessori Society Credential for the following levels: Infant and Toddler (birth - 3 years), Early Childhood (3 - 6 years), Elementary I (6-9 years), Elementary I – II (6 – 12 years), Secondary I – II (12 - 18 years), and Administrators (Heads of School). All courses are held in the summer from 8 – 5 daily and the Early Childhood level is also offered as a year around model. There is a 9-month practicum required in a Montessori school of your choice that meets the practicum criteria. Please go to houstonmontessoricenter.org for more information or contact Betsy Coe Ph.D., executive director.

more about pcte

Founded in 1989, the Princeton Center Teacher Education has been carefully selecting candidates to become highly qualified teachers in the Montessori method, a method that allows them to find and cultivate the maximum potential in every child. PCTE’s world class facility within the Princeton Montessori School offers hands-on learning experiences by a deeply committed faculty that provides current information while remaining true to the principles of the Montessori pedagogy.

PCTE is accredited by Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education (MACTE - a program of the US Department of Education) and affiliated by American Montessori Society (AMS). PCTE recommends graduates to AMS for a credential at the Infant and Toddler, Early Childhood, and/or Elementary I, Elementary I II levels.

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Houston Montessori Center (HMC) offers an American Montessori Society Credential for the following levels: Infant and Toddler (birth - 3 years), Early Childhood (3 - 6 years), Elementary I (6-9 years), Elementary I – II (6 – 12 years), Secondary I – II (12 - 18 years), and Administrators (Heads of School). All courses are held in the summer from 8 – 5 daily and the Early Childhood level is also offered as a year around model. There is a 9-month practicum required in a Montessori school of your choice that meets the practicum criteria. Please go to houstonmontessoricenter.org for more information or contact Betsy Coe Ph.D., executive director.

more about hmc

Houston Montessori Center (HMC) offers an American Montessori Society Credential for the following levels: Infant and Toddler (birth - 3 years), Early Childhood (3 - 6 years), Elementary I (6-9 years), Elementary I – II (6 – 12 years), Secondary I – II (12 - 18 years), and Administrators (Heads of School). All courses are held in the summer from 8 – 5 daily and the Early Childhood level is also offered as a year around model. There is a 9-month practicum required in a Montessori school of your choice that meets the practicum criteria. Please go to houstonmontessoricenter.org for more information or contact Betsy Coe Ph.D., executive director.

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more about mecr

Founded in 1978, Montessori Education Center of the Rockies (MECR) offers three highly regarded teacher education courses: Infant & Toddler, Early Childhood, and Elementary I-II. All courses are affiliated with the American Montessori Society (AMS) and hold accredited status from the Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education. Upon completion, students receive AMS teaching credentials. Daily immersion in Montessori practice and philosophy during the academic phase in Boulder is an enriching and transformative experience. For further information contact: Merrie King

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more about mettc

The Montessori Elementary Teacher Training Collaborative provides high quality, specialized preparation for teachers involved in Montessori elementary education. METTC, which is accredited by MACTE and affiliated with AMS, offers training for certification at the EI (6-9), EII (9-12) and EI-II (6-12) levels. METTC operates out of Lexington Montessori in Massachusetts, with a summer-intensive program. Our practicum meets requirements for credits in the TIES masters program and our philosophy of collaboration blends well with the approach at TIES. Further information about our program can be found on our website, Montessori Elementary Teacher Training Collaborative, including schedules and tuitions. Contact Michael Duffy M.Ed., for more information.

The mission of these kindred spirits are in harmony with The Great Work of TIES.

Fritjof Capra
http://www.fritjofcapra.net/

Brian Swimme
https://storyoftheuniverse.org/

Nova
https://www.novamontessori.school.nz/

Deeptime Network
https://dtnetwork.org/

Holistic Education Initiative
http://www.holisticedinitiative.org/