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I'm concerned that the Montessori environment is too unstructured for my child. He's very active and has a short attention span.

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Montessori environments offer its students freedom within very clear limits appropriate for that particular age group, encouraging both activity and concentration. Respecting the specific developmental needs of individual students, Montessori environments are remarkably sensitive to different learning styles yet promote focus, purposeful activity and advancement in each and every child.

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