A supportive community for Montessori Elementary teachers and trainers.

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We are member-run professional affiliate of Association Montessori Internationale elementary teachers and trainers providing a supportive community for the exchange of ideas that promote the principles of Montessori education. All members hold an elementary diploma issued by AMI, founded in 1929 by Dr. Maria Montessori.

Why Join AMI-EAA?

  • Supportive and engaged community of hundreds of Elementary alumni
  • Access to over 40 years of newsletter archives, video presentations and conference resources
  • Annual Refresher Course and Summer Conference
  • Ongoing book clubs, virtual gatherings and workshops

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Upper Elementary Guide | Minneapolis, Minnesota

School Name: Lake Country School Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Employment Type: Full-Time Start Date: 08/15/2024 Description: Lake Country School ...
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Elementary Guides | SEATTLE, Washington

School Name: Pacific Crest School Location: SEATTLE, Washington Employment Type: Full-Time Start Date: 08/28/2024 Description: Pacific Crest School ...
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Elementary Division Head | Atlanta, Georgia

School Name: Springmont School Location: Atlanta, Georgia Employment Type: Full-Time Start Date: 08/01/2024 Description: Springmont, an independent PK-8 ...
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Latest News

Fall 2023 News

Welcome to the Fall 2023 Newsletter! A variety of topics are covered in this issue including: From the Chair, Qi Gong, Online Offerings, What I Wish I'd Known, Facts Matter, Pancakes, Refresher Course, Wool Felting, Thailand, Publisher's Note, Advertisements. View/Download PDF here.
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From the AMI-EAA archives

The Story of Human Creativity

Children, do you remember the story of the coming of human beings upon the earth? Perhaps you remember the three gifts that this new creature had that made life possible for it in the sometimes difficult and dangerous world in which it found itself. The human being had a mind that could imagine things that ...
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