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Faculty
The faculty at the Montessori Institute of Advanced Studies is dedicated to
preparing future Montessori teachers with a deep grounding in Maria
Montessori's philosophy. We help to develop individuals who have a broader
approach in the contemporary context of child development and educational
thought.
Our faculty has over forty years of combined experience in early childhood
education and the Montessori method.
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Meher van Groenou (Program Director), M.A., Montessori Education, St. Mary's College, Moraga, California. MSW from University of Michigan, A.M.S. Early Childhood Credential. Teacher since 1981 and Teacher-Trainer since 1986 in USA, Europe and India. TRN Mentor, researcher, author, and AMS workshop presenter. Founder of the Montessori School of Hayward and the Montessori School at Five Canyons. |
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Regina H. Hartman B.A. in Education from Ithaca College, in New York, with a Minor in Philosophy. A.M.S. Early Childhood Credential, New Rochelle, New York. Teacher since 1981. Director/HeadTeacher Montessori Family School, Berkeley, CA. Graduate studies in Developmental Psychology. |
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Swarna Matz BFA in Fine Arts, Massachusetts College of Art. AMI Diploma ECE (2-7 yrs), 1974, Montessori Training Center, Palo Alto. Elementary (6-9 yrs) Certificate, 1992, Montessori School of the Golden Gate, San Francisco. Founder and Director, Bright Star Montessori School, Richmond, Ca., since 1977. |
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Pam S. Barrow-Lynn M.A., Early Childhood Education, College of Notre Dame, Belmont, CA. A.M.S. Early Childhood and Elementary Credential Teacher since 1975. Teacher-Trainer since 1992. Founder/Director, Children's International Schools, Sacramento & Woodland, CA. |
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