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I know there's some in Houston and Dallas I would contact a Montessori school in your area and ask about training opportunities. There may be some smaller schools I am not familiar with that offer teacher training. http://www.childmontessori.com/ St. Mary's Hall Montessori: http://www.smhall.org/Default.asp?bhcp=1 And Judson Montessori: http://www.judsonmontessori.com Those are all AMS Schools. They may be able to point you in the right direction of what is in your area. Matt
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United Montessori Association offers distance learning. You might want to try them.
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I completely agree with Matt's answer, especially the part about long distance learning. This next part will probably get me “a thumbs� down or violation, but I feel it needs to be said. Do you have a college degree? You must have a college degree to take teacher training classes and from you post above, I assume that you don’t. In the two sentence post above, you are missing 6 capital letters, a comma, and have congregated the verb “to be� incorrectly. Since teaching writing and grammar is a major part of being a teacher, I think you should either reconsider your career choice, or take a few remedial writing courses before you consider any teacher training
