Every day, teachers experience a wide range of emotions, from joy and love to sadness and anger. Yet, some emotions are not appropriate to show or to express in the classroom. Unfortunately, suppressing emotions has many costs, including increased levels of burnout. Dr. Sanden will focus on understanding our

Join AMI/USA for a free gathering designed to facilitate communication between AMI Schools and AMI Training Centers. This event will serve as a listening session for both entities fostering better understanding and collaboration in training initiatives.  Administrators will have the chance to ask questions and provide feedback for

Patrick Harris II, author of “The First Five: A Love Letter to Teachers”, will share his wisdom and love for the teaching profession. If you are approaching the end of your 1st, 3rd, 5th, or 20th year of teaching in the classroom, the ideas offered

If teachers are to be fully present and effective in our work, it is vital that we feel safe in all respects in the environments in which we work. Features of a culture of belonging include recognizing and respecting the voices of colleagues that present with social and personal

Event Location: Renaissance Dallas Addison Hotel, Addison, TX, USA

• You will need to log-in to the platform in order to be able to register and make hotel reservations.
• Log-in with the
  Read More +

The term “woke” is an adjective derived from African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and has been used within Black culture for decades. Over the last few years, the word “woke” has been given different meanings, especially in the educational world. Being “woke”

Administrators and educators are invited to hear Dr. Elyse Postlewaite, an independent researcher who recently completed a development screener study (ASQ) that may interest educators who work with potentially neurodivergent students. AMI/USA supported this study and is inviting you to learn about the findings and possible implications.

Click

Read More +

In this session, Dr. Ayize Sabater and several participants of the U40: Montessori for the Future Summit of June 2023 will discuss the process and outcomes of the collaborative work with the American Montessori Society (AMS). The panel will share the culmination of the

Uduak-Abasi Akpabio embraces the idea that if peace is the capacity to interact and engage positively and creatively for meaningful co-existence and growth, then it should be considered a life skill and a capacity to be built. If conflict is a

There are many “parts” to health.
Of all the parts to health, breath and laughter may be the greatest…maybe!

Being a teacher is no joke! The yearly school calendar never seems to let up. Opening preparations, learning about the children and their needs, lesson plans, parent interactions, fundraising activities, decisions, decisions…on and on

AMI/USA is proud to sponsor the AMI Administrators Certificate Course in July of 2023, in Columbia, MD.

The course will be conducted in a blended format:

• Registration and reception: July 16, 2023, 5-6:30 PM EST
  
• In-person days of instruction: July 17 – 21, 2023
• Virtual sessions: July 7, September 14 and 21, 2023,
  Read More +