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Scientific Montessori Podcast

The Scientific Montessori Podcast brings the latest academic research into everyday parenting, translating it into clear, Montessori-aligned insights you can immediately apply.

Podcast · By Evidence-based parenting insights at the intersection of Montessori education and modern science. · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    The Teamwork of the Future (opens the original)

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    According to Montessori developmental theory, the 6 to 12 age phase is considered a period when children awaken to teamwork. In the adult world—particularly in sports and business—the "military-style" teamwork centered around a commander has long been celebrated. However, a deep study of Montessori education reveals that there is actually room for evolution here. In other words, by basing it on the true nature of children who are spontaneous, creative, and self-motivated, a new form of teamwork

  2. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    The Body Works as One (opens the original)

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    The body and mind are deeply and inseparably connected. As modern society nears completion, we have learned to accomplish everything with a single touch, gradually forgetting how to use our bodies. The side effects of this extend heavily not just to adults, but to children as well. In this episode, we focus on bodily coordination and discuss the issues of delayed potty training and bedwetting from the perspective of Eastern medicine. We also touch upon the concept of "myelination" covered in Mon

  3. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    An Introduction to Sports from Age 0 (opens the original)

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    Sports are a part of our lives. There are many games that are fun to both play and watch, such as soccer, tennis, swimming, and archery. Even if you aren't aiming for the Olympics or the World Cup, this episode explores how to incorporate "play"—an unparalleled opportunity for everyone to engage in and strengthen both mind and body—into the lives of infants. In this episode, we discuss sports from the perspective of Montessori education. --- Yati Based in Japan, born in 1989. CEO of Motherhand a

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