About the Montessori Philosophy
- Register for an Information Session
- Questions? Email admission@hartford.edu or call 860.768.4296
- Visit our Center for Montessori Studies
Montessori is an educational philosophy and method developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, an Italian physician and educator, in the early 20th century. It's based on the idea that children learn best in an environment that supports their natural desire to learn, explore, and develop independence.
Why Study Montessori at UHart?
At UHart, you can prepare to be a Montessori teacher, be part of Montessori research and engage with our vibrant public and independent school network.
Here are some specific benefits:
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Our University is one of only a few nationwide where you can earn three Montessori credentials in one pathway:
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Bachelor of Arts in University Studies with a Montessori Concentration or Master of Education (MEd) with a Montessori Concentration
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Connecticut Teaching Certification.
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Montessori scholarships are available in addition to the University's financial aid.
- Our programs are part of the partnership between the University of Hartford and the Montessori Training Center Northeast, an AMI teacher training center managed by the Capitol Region Education Council.
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Your AMI Montessori diploma is recognized around the world and provides a “passport” to teach internationally.
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UHart's Center for Montessori Studies is an intellectual community of researchers and practitioners contributing to Montessori education. The Center supports the research, teaching, and practice from which our students benefit.
Plus, Montessori teachers are in demand! You have the opportunity to teach at one of the 4,000+ public and private Montessori schools in the U.S. or around the world.
Why Study Montessori at UHart?
At UHart, you can prepare to be a Montessori teacher, be part of Montessori research and engage with our vibrant public and independent school network.
Here are some specific benefits:
-
Our University is one of only a few nationwide where you can earn three Montessori credentials in one pathway:
-
Bachelor of Arts in University Studies with a Montessori Concentration or Master of Education (MEd) with a Montessori Concentration
-
Connecticut Teaching Certification.
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Montessori scholarships are available in addition to the University's financial aid.
- Our programs are part of the partnership between the University of Hartford and the Montessori Training Center Northeast, an AMI teacher training center managed by the Capitol Region Education Council.
-
Your AMI Montessori diploma is recognized around the world and provides a “passport” to teach internationally.
-
UHart's Center for Montessori Studies is an intellectual community of researchers and practitioners contributing to Montessori education. The Center supports the research, teaching, and practice from which our students benefit.
Plus, Montessori teachers are in demand! You have the opportunity to teach at one of the 4,000+ public and private Montessori schools in the U.S. or around the world.
Explore the Different Ways to Earn a Degree with a Concentration in Montessori:
Online Information Sessions
Learn more about UHart's Montessori education programs at our monthly online information sessions. Sessions are offered the second Tuesday of every month from 5:30pm – 6:30pm (EST).
Center for Montessori Studies
The University of Hartford's Center for Montessori Studies is an intellectual community of researchers and practitioners contributing to Montessori education. The Center supports the research, teaching, and practice from which our students benefit.
Contact Us
Paige M. Bray
Director of the Montessori Center
Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education
bray@hartford.edu
860.768.4553