More Montessori in Practice

This second volume of articles by Montessori sage Lakshmi Kripalani presents more timely topics for today's Montessorians.

What did Maria Montessori expect of her followers? How important are multi-age groupings? Do Montessori's writings offer today's teachers any insights into testing requirements?

You'll find answers to these and other contemporary questions, enlivened by real-life stories and personal insights. This collection of Kripalani's articles from the Public School Montessorian (1999-2009) illuminates the maturing of the U.S. Montessori movement (with an account of the AMS-AMI split in 1962), speaks frankly of the challenges faced by today's Montessori teachers, and celebrates the unlimited potential of children.

Kripalani was honored with a Lifetime Achievement award from AMS in 2010. Paperback, 185 pages.

Kripalani's first volume Montessori in Practice (R505) this is a fascinating collection of forty of Lakshmi Kripalani's early Public School Montessorian columns.

About the Author

Teacher, Montessori directress and teacher-trainer, consultant, lecturer, columnist, lifetime MENSA member, and poet, Lakshmi Kripalani's unique experience with Montessori education in a variety of settings and her work with Dr. Montessori (and Montessori's son Mario) led Kripalani to open the Montessori Center of New Jersey teacher-training center in 1966.



A member of AMI, AMS, and NAMTA, Kripalani received many recognitions for her work within and for the Montessori community. With a career that spanned some 70 years, Lakshmi was a devoted Montessorian for the better part of Montessori history. She passed away, peacefully in her sleep on Tuesday, November 12, 2013.