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Supporting Diverse Learners: Neurodiversity, Disability, and Inclusive Montessori Practice

This collection equips educators with practical insight into learning differences, disability experiences, and strategies that genuinely support a wide range of learners in Montessori environments. From understanding specific learning disabilities to strengthening executive function and literacy for dyslexic students, these resources help schools build classrooms where every child can thrive.

On-Demand Videos (1.5 CPDs per video)

ADHD and Executive Function: Managing the Impact on Learning, Motivation and Behavior
Identify how behavior and learning challenges impact students’ ability to successfully utilize classroom learning and perform.
AMS Learning Live: Specific Learning Disabilities – What Montessorians Need to Know
This session will focus on specific learning disabilities through a Montessori lens. You will learn about benchmarks and flags in the Primary years and how each specific learning disability manifests in the Elementary years alongside Andrée Rolfe
In Community with Disabled + Neurodivergent Adults
Discover considerations as you create an inclusive workplace of disabled and neurodivergent adults.

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From the AMS Blog: "Is Montessori Truly for All Children?"

As every Montessorian knows, Dr. Montessori’s pedagogy evolved through her work with “phrenasthenic,” or disabled and neurodivergent, children in Rome (Trabalzini, 2011). This historical knowledge may lead to the assumption that Montessori education epitomizes inclusive education—that Montessori is indeed education for all children, both neurotypical and neurodivergent.

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From Montessori Life Magazine: "Unlocking Literacy: Strategies to Teach Reading to Dyslexic Students"

This Fall 2024 article explores ways to integrate Montessori strategies into reading instruction to enhance teacher preparation and support students with dyslexia.

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From the AMS Blog: "Books for Children and Teens about Disabilities and Ableism"

Books offer a way to share stories about disability with children and raise awareness of how disability affects people around the world.

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Measuring What Matters: Practical Tools for Montessori Assessment & Progress

This collection brings together clear, actionable resources that help educators and school leaders understand student growth, use data without compromising Montessori principles, and strengthen decision-making at every level. From child study to curriculum-based measures to schoolwide data trends, these materials offer a grounded, Montessori-aligned approach to assessing outcomes and guiding continuous improvement.

On-Demand Videos (1.5 CPDs per video)

AMS Learning Live: Curriculum-Based Measures in a Montessori Environment with Lila Yusen
Lila Yusen, MS. Ed. discusses the role of assessments in Montessori Environments.
Assessing Outcomes of a Montessori Education
A classroom observation tool will be shared which can be used by teachers and administrators to assess if children are demonstrating the eight unique outcomes of a Montessori education.
Child Study: A Montessori-Based Approach to Tiered Systems of Support
This presentation provides Montessorians with an introduction to this child-centered, asset-based approach to tiered intervention.

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From the AMS Blog: "Data and Statistics for Teachers: Observation, Recordkeeping, and Student Assessment"

Recordkeeping is one of the greatest tools Montessori teachers have to support their roles as observers and guides for students in the classroom. Formative assessment gives teachers clues as to where each child should be guided next to ensure their developmental level matches a lesson.

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From Montessori Life: "Montessori: Education for the Future"

Consider how Montessori environments nurture and assess these 56 "foundational skills" that the World Economic Forum believes students today will need to be successful for the future.

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From the AMS Blog: "Data and Statistics for Administrators: Charting Your School’s Progress"

In the world of big data, interpreting and analyzing schools’ data and statistics proficiently can help administrators chart their schools’ progress and reach mission-driven goals. With this information they can understand their school’s progress within the larger context of education.

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AMS On-Demand Video Library

Whether you’re new to the classroom or a seasoned educator, the AMS On-Demand Video Library is built for you. With topics that support every stage of your Montessori journey, you can keep learning at your own pace and earn CPD hours along the way. Best of all, every video is included with your AMS membership — no extra cost, no limits.

Videos For New Educators (1.5 CPDs per video)

"De Donde Soy?" - "Where Am I From?"
Este taller promueve la inclusión y la empatía entre diferentes culturas y razas a través de actividades interactivas.
"I can't choose work!" Is it Lollygagging or Executive Functioning?
We will define executive functioning, how it affects behavior, and the difference between normal and impaired executive functioning.
"M" is for motivate! Letter sound strategies for struggling learners
Try out fresh ideas for engaging children in practicing phonetic letter sounds.

Videos for Experienced Educators (1.5 CPDs per video)

Habits and Why They Matter: Part 1
In the first of a 3-part webinar, learn about how habits are formed—the first step to creating the types of habits we want and need in our Montessori environments.
Building Physical Literacy Through Montessori
In this presentation, we will examine the concept of “physical literacy,” delving into different fundamental physical skills that set the foundation for an active lifestyle, supporting whole-child development and well-being.
Making it Stick: The Anatomy of the Effective Lesson
This webinar teaches the anatomy of effective lessons. It includes an analysis of the pedagogy of the Three-Period Lesson.

In addition to the free resources for AMS members in the AMS Learning Library, we invite you to explore these additional AMS Professional Development offerings.

Self-Guided Classes

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Self-guided classes allow you to learn at your own pace, whenever and wherever it suits your schedule. AMS offers a variety of self-guided classes with diverse topics, price points, and CPD hours. Each class consists of a series of engaging videos, interactive content, asynchronous discussions, and supplementary materials designed to deepen your understanding and practice. Browse the full catalog of self-guided classes and jump into an AMS self-guided class to continue your learning today! 

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Live Classes

Elevate your professional goals through live courses that blend expert instructor support, rich on-demand content, and opportunities to connect with fellow Montessori educators. Click on any class below to learn more information and register.

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AMS Instructor Academy
AMS Early Childhood Reading Certificate Program
AMS Curriculum Coaching Academy
AMS Elementary Writing Certificate Program
emerging leaders fellowship program
AMS Online Onboard
AMS Elementary Reading Certificate Program
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AMS Early Childhood Reading Certificate Program
Early Childhood Parent Course

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