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Engaging Reluctant Readers: Upcoming Discussion
Discussion led by Amanda Chiste at Cafe K'Tizo - Engage early, reluctant, or hesitant readers. Come for the coffee, stay for discussion
CommuniTEA Discussion on Engaging Reluctant Readers
The Wheaton Montessori School’s “CommuniTEA” discussion series will continue on December 13, 2016 at 8:15am at Café K’Tizo in Wheaton, IL. Parents, caregivers, and educators are encouraged to attend, enjoy refreshments, and take part in a lively discussion focusing on early literacy and education. Coffee and tea will be provided by the Wheaton Montessori School during the event.
Engaging Early and Reluctant Readers
Amanda Chiste, early childhood educator and early literacy expert, will be featured and lead the discussion at the December 13th CommuniTEA. Ms. Chiste will be presenting the topic of “Engaging Reluctant Readers,” and offering tips and recommendations for inspiring a love of reading in children of all ages. Additionally, Ms. Chiste will also be taking questions from parents and caregivers, and attendees during the discussion.
Ms. Chiste is a classroom director at the Wheaton Montessori School, where she teaches children ages 2.5 – 6 years of age in one of the school’s Primary Classrooms. A passionate advocate for literacy, she regularly holds discussions with parents on the topics of recommended books and literature, early literacy, and inspiring lifelong reading behaviors.
CommuniTEA Event Details:
When: December 13, 2016 at 8:15am
Where: Cafe K’Tizo, 1915 N. Gary Avenue, Wheaton, IL, directly across from the Wheaton Montessori School’s campus.
RSVP: Please RSVP to Rebecca Lingo at 630-653-5100 or via email to discover@wheatonmontessori.org.
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About the Wheaton Montessori School
Wheaton Montessori School is a non-profit, non-denominational, non-discriminatory school that seeks to provide a unique academic curriculum for children from 2.5-12 years of age. Located in Wheaton, IL., Wheaton Montessori School is affiliated with, and certified by, the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI). AMI was founded in 1929 by Dr. Maria Montessori and is the recognized international authority on Montessori education. The registered term “AMI Montessori” signifies the highest standards anywhere applied to Montessori and is evidence of a continuing commitment on the part of the school to study, explore, and share this method of education as originally established by Dr. Montessori.
