Page Archival Policies As the faithful custodian of Maria Montessori’s legacy, vision and impact, the Association Montessori Internationale seeks to create an unparalleled Montessori digital library and archive.
Page Preservation Digitisation Standards This document provides the standards for the digitisation of physical records to ensure the preservation, security and usage of data in accordance with AMI’s digital repository policy and digital preservation guidelines. The aim is to provide a digitised repli...
Page Maria Montessori's Work Maria Montessori travelled extensively in Europe, India, the United States and South America to deliver courses and lectures. Learn how the person and her philosophy on child development were received across the globe, and acknowledge, with us, the importance ...
Page Maria Montessori's Life This section holds some of Maria Montessori’s personal memories and anecdotes, snippets from letters to her parents and her father’s recollections of her childhood and school years — all providing glimpses of her life as a young girl on her way to adolescence ...
Page Style Guidelines and Conventions The Association Montessori Internationale uses the following style guidelines for its publications and websites. British English is used for spelling, date formats and punctuation. For all other editorial style conventions, AMI refers to the The Chicago Manual o...
Page Maria Montessori, The Pioneer Maria Montessori was a pioneer in both her life and career. The success of her method spread throughout the world and Maria Montessori travelled and lectured extensively on her unique, child-centred approach, establishing schools and a loyal following of educa...
Page Montessori in India The Montessori movement has been deeply connected to India from the beginning. Many of India’s most pioneering educational innovators were in touch with Maria Montessori’s ideas, including the Theosophical Society, educator Gijubhai Badheka, and Nobel Prizewin...
