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ONGOING PROJECTS

Some Questions Deserve Time.

Current Research Projects

4 Ongoing Projects
Project 1Status: Ongoing

Understanding Independence in the Toddler Years

"What does independence look like between one small step and another?"

This project follows everyday moments in which toddlers begin to make choices, participate in practical tasks, care for their environment and attempt challenges independently.

Project 2Status: Ongoing

Montessori at Home

"Montessori is often described as an educational approach, but for families it also becomes a way of seeing the child."

We are exploring how parents understand Montessori principles and which ideas naturally find their way into home life.

Project 3Status: Ongoing

Concentration in the Prepared Environment

"What makes a child stay?"

This project explores environmental and activity-related factors associated with children's sustained engagement and concentration.

Project 4Status: Ongoing

Mixed-Age Learning

"What can children learn from one another that adults cannot teach in quite the same way?"

We are observing interactions between children of different ages to better understand peer learning, imitation, leadership, care and cooperation.

RESEARCH LIFECYCLE

Project Journey

QUESTION → DESIGN → OBSERVE → DOCUMENT → ANALYSE → SHARE

Every project moves at the pace the question requires.

Rooted in Montessori.
Guided by Evidence. Grounded in the Child.

Our work draws from Montessori principles, careful observation and established research in early childhood development. We aim to ask meaningful questions without losing sight of the child behind the data.