Not that my Kindergarten concerns are quite the same as those described here by the mother of One Good Thing, but is there some relationship between the degree to which parents enthusiastically embrace Montessori Kindergartens and the degree of difficulty they experience in getting their children to settle into them?
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That was a great post at One Good Thing. Thanks for linking.
Yes, that was the longest blog post I have ever read in my life, but it was very good!
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