Date: Thursday 18th April, 2024
Timing: 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM each session
Venue: Online
People, from the very beginning, have moved from one place to another seeking food, shelter, adventure – a better life. These aspirations form the basis of human history. Elementary children draw knowledge of the complexity of social organisation from the lives of people who have travelled, mingled, settled and created systems and traditions. In this workshop we will explore the themes of migration and their place in the Montessori approach to education.
Presenters: Ann Dunne, AMI Elementary Trainer and Consultant
Ann Dunne is an AMI Trainer and educational consultant for the 6-12 age level. She has worked extensively in Dublin, Ireland, and London, England. She has traveled as an AMI Examiner around the world and brings a wide range of experience to her work, mentoring and supporting training staff, students, and schools. Ann has had over eight years of teaching experience at the 6-12 level before she joined the faculty in the AMI course in Ireland. She worked closely with senior Montessori professionals in Ireland, training many students. She has served both as a member of the Training Group and the Scientific Pedagogy Group at AMI. Ann brings her lively enthusiasm to her work in India, where she has visited often as an examiner, consultant, and speaker.
Fee
| Indian Nationals | Foreign Nationals | |
|---|---|---|
| Individuals |
₹ 1715 | US $ 32 |
| Group Registration (minimum 5 members) per person |
₹ 1200 | US $ 22 |
