How Our Classrom Works
The main objective of Netivot is to provide our students a Torah-oriented, stimulating, nurturing and safe academic environment. Our specific goals are:

To develop each child’s innate potential.

To develop a love toward Torah and mitzvot.

To develop and foster an abiding curiosity.

To develop a positive attitude and basic skills necessary for learning.

To ensure each student has met or exceeded the educational requirements appropriate for their age.

To help build habits of concentration for lifelong study skills.

To foster independence and responsibility.

To develop socially acceptable behavior.

To develop self-esteem.


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Ground Rules in a Montessori Classroom
The child is free to work with any material displayed in the classroom.

The child has the choice of working at a table or rug, whichever is most suitable for his/her work.

The child has the freedom to use the room as his/her needs dictate.

The child has the right to work undisturbed by others. Each child may initiate, complete, or repeat an exercise alone and without a break in the cycle of concentration.

The child has a right not to join a group activity. The child may continue working with individual exercises during a group activity, or may simply observe the group.

The child has a right to work alone. (He/She is welcome to ask another child to work together or to ask a teacher for help.)