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All Episodes

Trillium Montessori Talks — 55 episodes

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054: Choice in the Elementary Classroom

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053: Building Relationships Through Games

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052: Guiding a Classroom with Fewer Older Students

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051: Technology and Brain Development with Dr. Luz Casquejo Johnston

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050: From Dyslexia to Dyscalculia: Insights on Learning Disabilities with Meghan Hicks

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049: Executive Functioning Skills in the Montessori Elementary Classroom

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048: Beyond Early Childhood and Materials: Montessori Across the Planes of Development with Luz Casquejo Johnston

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047: Montessori Literacy and the Science of Reading: Insights from Zil Jaeger

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046: Bringing Joy and Levity to Montessori Spaces with Lisa Thauvette

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045: Why Planning and Recordkeeping is Essential for Montessori Schools

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044: The Inspiring Journey of New Montessori School Owners in Atlanta

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043: Embracing Bilingual Education in Montessori Schools: Challenges, Successes, and the Future

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042: Elementary Bootcamp Opening Soon

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041: Spanish Language Immersion with Lindsey Barnes and David Hernández of The Dahlia School

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040: Debunking the 3 Hour Work Cycle with Jana Morgan Herman

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039: Co-Teaching, Organizing, and Managing a Large Upper Elementary Classroom with Tania Torres-Delgado and Gabriela Gonzalez

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038: A Quick Guide to Homeschooling With Chelsea Roberts

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037: A Journey to Virtual Montessori Homeschooling with Christine Sithichai

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036: Creating Confident and Competent Writers

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035: The Fundamental Needs of Humans: Ideas for Deeper Exploration

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034: When Less is More: A Case for Giving Fewer Lessons

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033: Handling Transitional Moments in the Elementary Classroom

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032: Unlocking the Potential: How ChatGPT Can Support Montessori Elementary Teachers

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031: Public Montessori and Visual Thinking Strategies: An Interview with Katie Brown

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030: Interview with Rachel Kimboko, Executive Director of DC Wildflower Public Charter School

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029: Fostering a Connected Community: Helping Your Students Branch Out from their Preferred Work Partners

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028: Flexibility without Compromise:  How to be a Responsive Teacher While Adhering to Montessori Essentials

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027: The Pencil Problem

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026: Interview with Peter Piche: Leadership in the Montessori Elementary Classroom

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025: Interview with Jess Gagne on New Students, Favorite Lessons, and More!

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024: Scientific Learning in the Elementary Classroom with Zoe Rising

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023: Working With What You Have: Tips on Guiding an Under-Resourced Classroom

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022: Exuding an Air of Confidence…Even if You Aren’t Feeling It!

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021: How to Be a Strong Elementary Guide

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020: Elementary Bootcamp Opening Soon

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019: Time to Reflect: Questions to Ask Yourself to Improve Your Craft

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018: Is It Ever Okay to Praise a Child?

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017: How to Respond to Questions From Elementary Children

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016: Confessions of a Reluctant Botanist

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015: The Tired Teacher & The Emotional Effects of COVID

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014: The Montessori Assistant Toolkit

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013: Building Relationships with the Elementary Child

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012: Human Tendencies as Witnessed in the Elementary Child

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011: Balancing Freedom & Responsibility in the Elementary Classroom

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010: How to Ensure Students Repeat Math Concepts to Proficiency

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009: How to Inspire an Interest in Writing

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008: Early Childhood vs. Elementary Montessori Classrooms: How and Why They Differ

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007: Going Beyond the Montessori Elementary Albums

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006: How to Use History Question Charts

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005: How to Know When It’s Time to Present the Next Lesson

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004: Interrupting the Elementary Child at Work

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003: How Do We Know When Elementary Students Are Ready for Abstraction?

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002: What To Do When Your Lesson Falls Flat

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001: Revisiting Routines, Procedures, & Agreements

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