AMS Self-Guided Classes: Flexible Learning, Practical Tools, Lasting Impact.
What Are the AMS Self-Guided Classes?
AMS Self-Guided Classes are designed to provide flexible, accessible, and practical professional development for Montessori educators. By offering a self-paced, year-long learning window, these classes allow adult learners to balance schedules, tailor their learning, and immediately implement strategies in their classrooms.
With diverse materials, interactive elements, and resources developed by Montessori experts, participants can engage meaningfully with the content while connecting with peers through asynchronous discussions. These courses are cost-effective, convenient, and results-driven, providing CPD credits and practical tools that empower educators to grow professionally without the constraints of traditional courses.
AMS Self-Guided Classes offer flexible, practical professional development for Montessori educators. Learn at your own pace, access expert-created resources anytime, connect with peers, and gain tools you can use immediately—all at an affordable price.
- 2-6 hours of content for all levels including HOS and administrators
- Dynamic content yet flexible making it suitable for the busy educator
- Possibility of easy translation into other languages
Explore Our Self-Guided Classes
Building a Culture Where Everyone Belongs
Discover practical strategies and tools to foster equity, inclusion, and a stronger sense of belonging in your Montessori classroom or school community.
Belonging: What it is and Why it Matters
Explore the meaning of belonging and learn how DEIB practices can help you create inclusive, connected, and thriving learning communities.
Freedom within Limits: An Introduction to Guiding Student Behavior
This introductory class explores Montessori’s ‘freedom within limits,’ showing how to support children’s autonomy while creating a structured, thriving learning environment.
Nurturing the Mathematical Mind: Strategies for Implementation
Explore how Montessori’s concept of the mathematical mind aligns with modern learning theories, and discover strategies to foster mathematical thinking and problem-solving for diverse learners.
The Mathematical Mind: Why we Teach Math the Way we Do
Deepen your understanding of Montessori’s mathematical mind, explore hands-on strategies and research-backed resources, and gain tools to implement and advocate for Montessori Mathematics in your classroom.
Spontaneous Activity in the Montessori Classroom
Explore Montessori’s concept of Spontaneous Activity, and learn how observation, environment, and thoughtful guidance support children’s purposeful work and whole-child development.
An Introduction to Sustainability in the Montessori Classroom
Discover how Montessori education connects with sustainable development, and gain practical tools to integrate the U.N.’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals into meaningful learning experiences.
Digital Citizenship in Montessori Education
Learn to foster responsible digital citizenship in Montessori classrooms with practical strategies, engaging activities, and tools to help students develop online safety, critical thinking, and a positive digital footprint.
Demystifying Multilingualism in the Montessori Classroom
Enhance your Montessori practice by exploring strategies to support multilingual children, applying theory and practical tools to foster language development, and celebrating the benefits of multilingualism.
Effective Collaboration for Lead Teachers and Assistants
Help define the roles of Teachers and Assistants in your Montessori environment, explore practical tools for fostering collaboration, and identify strategies to prioritize equity and inclusion in your partnership.