Normalization: Supporting Self Regulation and Executive Functioning in Montessori Classrooms

As Montessori educators, we all know "normalization" as Montessori defined it. In this workshop, we will learn what current research shows in supporting self-regulation and review many resources and practical applications for your classroom. We will also take a look at current research as well as practical ways we can support self-regulation and executive functioning in Montessori classrooms as part of this normalization process.

    1. Welcome!

    2. Welcome!

    1. Normalization

    2. Normalization Introduction

    1. Executive Function & the Five Components

    2. Executive Function & the Five Components

    1. Neural Networks

    2. Neural Networks

    1. EF and Research

    2. Montessori and EF Part 5 EF and Research

    1. Self-regulation and Working Memory

    2. Self-Regulation and Working Memory

    3. Working Memory Practice

    4. Working Memory Implications

About this course

  • $25.00
  • 29 lessons
  • 2.5 BFTS Hours

Instructor(s)

Ashley Morris, Ed.D

Executive Director

Dr. Ashley Morris is the Executive Director of Montessori Mastermind as well as MTEI of Atlanta. Ashley holds degrees from the College of William and Mary in neuroscience (B.S.) and Kennesaw State University in early childhood education (ME,D, Ed.S, Ed.D), as well as Montessori AMS and PAMS early childhood credentials. She serves on board of the Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education (MACTE) and enjoys working with Georgia’s Montessori advocacy group, Montessori Administrators of Georgia. She also serves on Grow Montessori's board as Vice Chair and The Suzuki Schools' executive committee. Before teacher training, she worked as a Montessori primary teacher and then moved into administration as curriculum director at the Suzuki School in Atlanta.

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