Identifying Skills Sets in Children

At Lifetime Montessori School (LMS) in San Diego, a private toddler, preschool, and elementary school in Santaluz, our teachers work on identifying skill sets in children at an early age. 

How? 

Since students focus their daily attention on topics they like, we can identify, observe and evaluate a body of work that engages and engrosses them. 

At LMS, your children benefit from a solid academic, artistic, social, and emotional foundation that propels an ongoing ‘mastery of concepts.’ Learning the ‘reasons why’ behind an answer is just as important as what the answer is.

Your children’s ‘likes’ are identifiable and capable of ever-stronger topic understanding.

The Montessori School Edge

One key ‘why’ your children become gifted in specific subject matter is growth. 

And a core difference between Montessori and public school: we’re focused on learning rather than memorization. 

The Montessori Method fosters growth in oneself, growth with peers, and growth in understanding the world around us. Through Montessori’s individualized learning approach, we foster, support, and encourage your child to build a clear picture of themselves and their world.

At Lifetime Montessori School, kids learn individually and at their speed. They concentrate and focus on strategies starting with learning what they like. They learn from their older peers and ultimately teach those lessons to others who are younger. They’re encouraged to make mistakes and learn from them. 

Most importantly, students progress when their classroom teachers observe and evaluate their growth. Once they’ve mastered their materials, they are ready for next-level success. 

As a result, they like learning and will continue to like it all their lives.

Summary

Lifetime Montessori School is where a child’s curiosity is rewarded with conceptual mastery. Students seek to learn and understand the concepts behind each question.

Excelling your efforts is one reason Montessori works for hundreds of thousands of students each year. And that’s our goal: teaching kids how to fulfill their promise by methodically having them seek the conceptual guts of a subject they enjoy after identifying skill sets in children. Delivering that promise towards achieving intellectual mastery of that topic is what the Montessori Method is all about.