Montessori education focuses on explicit instruction and self-correcting activities

Montessori education follows a curriculum that specifies how to teach every concept, with materials that are self-correcting. Each concept has a specific lesson taught by the teacher, and students work on hands-on activities to solidify their understanding. The approach emphasizes mastery and self-regulation, allowing students to progress at their own pace. The curriculum is highly detailed, with teachers creating albums for each subject that guide their instruction. This approach also values play-based learning and encourages students to make choices and plan their day.