The Montessori Method is Maria Montessori’s seminal work on her educational approach, detailing the philosophy, techniques, and practices she developed to foster independent learning in children. Montessori emphasizes that education should be tailored to the natural development of each child, encouraging autonomy, self-discipline, and creativity. The book outlines the importance of a structured, yet flexible, learning environment where children can engage with hands-on materials designed to develop their cognitive, motor, and social skills.Montessori also discusses the role of the teacher, whom she sees not as the center of the classroom but as a guide who facilitates the child’s learning process. The educator’s job is to observe the child’s interests and developmental needs, offering materials and opportunities for exploration that support these needs. The method encourages active learning, where children engage with real objects and experiences, fostering a deep understanding of concepts.