Members Benefits

Montessori Live members currently receive unlimited access to the Montessori curriculum videos in philosophy, ESE, classroom management, mathematics, language and middle school. Videos for science, geography, and cultural subjects are forthcoming. These videos present a teacher giving a lesson to a student and outlines the scope and sequence within that curriculum area. These videos are useful as an 24-hour a day reference link across the globe.

     As long as members are signed up for our courses, they do not pay extra fees for membership. The free membership lasts as long as the length of the course.

     After each course has ended, members will be responsible to sign up for membership again, unless they elect to continue taking courses with Montessori Live. As long as members are registered for another course, free membership rules apply.

    If members do not elect to participate in the course for which they are registered, the free membership will automatically cease on the first day of the new course. Members will have to sign up for either a monthly or yearly membership in order to maintain access to the video library.

    Members will also have unlimited access to Montessori Live discussion boards and chat rooms. Both communication tools will promote the development of an online community of Montessori teachers and administrators. We encourage sharing black line masters that are created by each member. Montessori Live will post them in a separate resource section. Montessori Live will retain unlimited rights to the content posted by members and retains the right to edit and delete material deemed not appropriate or of high enough standards.

    Members will also eventually be able to purchase DVDs and PDFs of both blackline curriculum masters as well as lesson plans of lessons from the library.

    We will also post job openings for our members on a classified announcement section of our site. Montessori Live is not responsible for the validity or integrity of those who are posting openings at their schools.