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Children wished all the best at graduation ceremony
The NEEV Montessori House of Children was started by Anitha Shankar Dodla on 14th June 2012.
The house believes and follows the footsteps of Dr. Maria Montessori and the motto of the house is to"HELP THE CHILD TO HELP HIMSELF".
On Friday, a batch of children graduated from the house with flying colours.
On this occasion, the Chief Directress -Anitha Shankar Dodla, Assistant Directress- Nayyer Jabeen, Aparna.B, Ashraf Rupani, Shradha Rathi, Nasreen Nathani and staff -Laxmi and Bhavani and the whole Neev Team wished them good health and a very successful bright future ahead.
The Montessori Method of Education was developed by Dr.Maria Montessori.
It was the beginning of a revolutionary approach to the teaching methodology which changed the face of modern education.
This system discovered the fact that every child has a spontaneous urge to learn.
Through this method the child paces their own development through a series of sensitive periods during which they become acutely aware of language, order, their own sense and society.
The Montessori environment frees the child from the rigid disciplines of the formal education and brings to the classroom a sense of joy and self-achievement.
It shows that education is a natural process carried out by the child and not acquired by listening to words but by his/her own experiences.
