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From Independence to Interdependence

05 Sep, 2022

In Montessori, we talk a lot about independence. However, one of the lesser known or understood aspects of Montessori is that independence isn’t the end goal. As humans, we are each wonderful, unique individuals. But we don’t exist in isolation. We live amongst other wonderful, unique individuals! In order to effectively live in community with other people, though, we need to be able to function independently. Said another way, before we can offer help to others or make ourselves useful, we need to be able to meet our own needs. How can we be independent and interdependent at the same time? We all want to make choices for ourselves, exercise our liberty, and be responsible for our own lives. At the same time, we also want to be part of something. We are designed to be both independent and be in community. These two needs are not mutually exclusive, but in fact, operate in relationship to each other. We have an innate desire to be autonomous and to belong. When we develop the ability to act for ourselves, make choices, control ourselves, and accept responsibility, we are able to be functioning, contributing members of society. We can see what needs doing and do it because we have the skills to do so. We can work with others to create solutions or produce goods and services. We can be part of a community by acting and taking responsibility for our actions, each able to contribute because we all have the skills to do so. What does this have to do with children and Montessori education? From a very young age, children are trying to exert control over their lives. Children are trying to gain functional independence from birth to about age three. In Montessori classrooms, we offer all sorts of opportunities for young children to develop skills that help them take care of their basic needs. But we don’t stop there! We also provide so many ways children can care for others and for their surroundings. Once children have mastered pouring from one pitcher to another, they are able to pour water into a vase and arrange flowers to beautify the classroom. After they learn how to sweep, they are quick to notice a spill and rush to get the dustpan and dust brush so they can help. When someone is struggling to zip their jacket, they take pride in sharing their newfound skill in service to someone else’s need. As children move into the elementary years, this service to others often takes on a slightly different form, in part because elementary-age children are developing their intellectual independence. Thus, their contribution often involves applying these newfound intellectual skills. They might notice a classmate struggling to figure out the steps in a math problem and offer support. Or when friends are in conflict, they might provide some mediation to help each party listen to the others’ perspective. In adolescence, young adults are ready to work toward being socially and economically independent. They want to figure out their place in society, grapple with real problems, and contribute in a useful way. Thus, Montessori adolescent programs offer teens the chance to develop and feel secure in their own abilities while also collaborating in real and meaningful social endeavors. In the process of running a small business, for example, adolescents are applying their intellectual skills from marketing to mathematics, while also navigating how to communicate with customers and collaborate with classmates. Why is this important? As humans, we want to achieve independence and belonging. Being independent is about learning the skills to be able to contribute in a meaningful way. All the little conquests of independence–throughout each age and stage of development–matter! When our infant reaches to grasp an object, our two-year-old demands to put their shirt on themselves, our eight-year-old argues about just and fair rules of a game, or our adolescent insists they can solve a problem with their peers, we can remember that these acts of independence are laying a foundation for our children to become part of an interdependent, harmonious society. Independence is just a step. Interdependence is the ultimate goal.

Early Childhood – JCC – Orlando

We are an

award-winning, nationally accredited center for early learning.

Located in the heart of Maitland since 1973, our Richard S. Adler Early Childhood Learning Center is more than just a school, we are a community, family, and a place where families and their children thrive.

If you are interested in a high-quality program you’ve found the right place.

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Choosing a preschool is an important decision for the entire family. Therefore, we make getting to know our school a personal experience. Schedule a virtual tour with our Director and fill out our Get To Know You Form to begin the process.

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We are building the foundation for our children to have the greatest impact on the world.

Want to know how we do this? TOGETHER!

At the ECLC we pay close attention to your child’s growth including social, emotional, creative, and character development. We offer a variety of programs for different ages to help your child reach their full potential. We are working on creating good global citizens who provide community care in all aspects of early education.

Building A Community Of Kindness

We advocate for our students to become independent thinkers who approach life with curiosity and determination.

Learning Through Play

Using a Sheva-inspired approach based in curiosity and self-discovery, approach to early childhood education our teacher’s design an emergent, integrated curriculum based on the shared interests of the students & teachers.

Focusing On The Whole Child

As we prepare our students to transition to elementary school and beyond, we begin this development with relationships. Our teachers’ top priority is to establish a trusting and collaborative bond with both the students and parents in their class.

A Love For Learning

Our teaching philosophy that has been developed through an environment rich in Jewish values and full of glowing heart and abundant smiles.

LEARNING CAN HAPPEN ANYWHERE

Research shows that children learn and retain more information when it has value to the many hands-on activities.

AN INCREDIBLE FACILITY

With a dance studio, gym, heated pool, tennis courts, children’s library, Shayna’s Village, and four playgrounds. Parents, this is a one-stop-shop for all your family care needs.

EXTRAORDINARY TEAM OF EDUCATORS

Warm, loving, certified and highly trained teachers, many of whom have been a part of our team for decades.

We Are Everybody Friendly 

We welcome families from all faiths, cultures and backgrounds. That is what we believe it means to be a Jewish preschool.

HOURS

Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM

See What People Are Saying

The ECLC is more than just childcare – it truly is a learning center. From the day your child first enters the building they are welcomed into a family of loving educators who work hard to meet your child’s needs. Every staff and teacher at the JCC loves what they do, and it is clear every day as they instill Jewish values as well as social and emotional growth into each and every child. When you send your child to the JCC ECLC you aren’t just a member of an institution, you’re a member of a community.

Jessica Levine
ECLC Parent

The JCC ECLC has been our second family since 2017. It’s not easy leaving your children in the care of others but when you know they are safe, happy, and thriving it makes it easier . The teachers and staff go above and beyond for our children , we couldn’t imagine sending them anywhere else.

Samantha Sugerman
Parent

When we enrolled our daughter into the ECLC, it was the first time we had put her well-being in the hands of anyone other than close family. To say that we were nervous would be the understatement of the year. When we picked her up after that first day, we were shocked that she was disappointed that she had to leave, and her enthusiasm for being there has only increased throughout the year! In that time, her social skills, speech, and positive behaviors have exploded beyond our expectations. We directly attribute this to the incredible staff at the ECLC who put forth so much effort into creating a healthy and safe learning environment for all the children put under their charge. Equally wonderful is the communication between parents and staff. We have a direct line of communication to her teachers at all times, and administrative staff give frequent updates to the goings ons at the ECLC. We feel truly blessed to have a place like the ECLC.

James Bevan
ECLC Parent

The preschool is AMAZING. My Daughter literally begs to go to school. Mrs Welch is a total sweetheart. They also offer “enrichment classes”, yoga, swimming, dance, basketball. They eat three times a day, go outside to the playground everyday, have the best updated fun toys/ I’m always getting some Cool craft Holme. Mrs. Judy is an absolute angel! She makes my day everyday. The sweetest lady you will ever talk to. The registrar is also a joy to talk to and genuinely a sweetheart. I love it love it love it. This is the preschool moms dream about taking kids to. Your babies are in very good hands and you can feel safe while you work that they are having a blast!!!!

Kayla M.

If you are looking for a warm, inviting, and loving childcare center for your little one, then run, don’t walk, to tour the ECLC. The teachers and staff at the amazing ECLC have been family for nine years now and I cannot imagine a more special place to send them. When my drop my children off in the morning I know that they will learn, and have fun, and be loved.

Andrea Linderman
ECLC Parent

The ECLC has been a wonderful place for our children to learn and grow. Our children have gained the tools to think more critically and embrace their emotions. We’re truly grateful for everything the teachers and support staff do to prioritize our girls. Starting a new program in the midst of a pandemic was challenging, but we’ve never felt more safe.

Lauren Zelek
ECLC Parent

As an anxious new mom in her first daycare experience (during a pandemic!), the JCC has been such a blessing to our family. From initial discussions, to getting us prepared, to a seamless first week and so far over 8 months of fun, love, learning and safe care for our little one, we are so pleased with everyone at the J! Our little man loves going in every day and we hope to be there for many more years!

Michelle Segal
Parent

All four of our children started in the infant room at the JCC. And we consider each and every one of their teachers to be our co-parent. Our kids have learned about respect, patience and compassion through the examples of their wonderful educators. We are eternally grateful for the love you have given and the confidence you have bestowed on our children.

Kiki Johnson
Parent

My wife and I interviewed multiple centers across the Winter Park / Orlando area-they varied in affiliation and curriculums; and we knew the JCC was the place for our child as soon as we took our initial tour. There is a sense of family, community, and safety that allowed us to rest easy knowing that our lil’ guy was in great hands of caring educators with tremendous tenure; so much so that we registered our next child without a second thought. The JCC provides an environment that allows for growth, development, and fun! We couldn’t be happier.

Josh Mustachi
Parent

The ECLC has not only provided a wonderful environment for my son to learn and grow. It’s also where he’s met his lifelong friends and where we as new parents have met our best friends

Chelsea Aaron
Parent

The ECLC is an interactive learning environment, Judaically and secularly, where the classroom is organized around the children being actively engaged. The children are immerse into a community that has been around for several generations, which inculcate Jewish values and traditions, opportunities to be creative, strengthening their identities, and surrounded by teachers that love/care for every student. The ECLC in Orlando is home for our children to grow and create foundational values; as well as, a place that unites families, teaches Tikun Olam (healing the world) with a concept of treating everyone equally, and bringing joy to our community.

Isaac Greenberg
ECLC Parent

We love the JCC ECLC! The teachers and staff made us feel welcome and safe from the very beginning when we toured the campus and continue to do so. The curriculum encourages and challenges the children. There are flexible hours so you can choose what fits your family’s schedule. Extracurricular activities offered on campus make it so convenient for you and your child. We feel so lucky to be a part of the ECLC family!

Christine Clarke
ECLC Parent

Director of Racquet Sports/Head Coach

Vladimir is a former top ranked player and a junior champion of Serbia, NCAA Division 1 player for a Championship team at the University of Florida, a professional player who competed on the ATP Tour for more than 16 years and a Davis Cup player for Serbia alongside Novak Djokovic. Vladimir graduated from the University of Florida where he played at the top of the lineup. During his collegiate career he was ranked as high as number 1, made the NCAA tournament first team and SEC tournament team, was SEC player of the week, and made Dean’s list as well as academic honor roll. He held a professional ranking at the age of 16 and throughout his career, he won 5 professional titles, competed in the biggest events in the world, and reached ATP ranking 192/368 singles and doubles. Throughout his career he competed against, and holds wins over, some of the best players in the world like Mariano Puerta (ATP 5 and French Open finalist), John Isner (ATP 8), Jiri Vesely (ATP 35), Kei Nishikori (ATP 4), Ryan Harrison, Janko Tipsarevic, Benjamin Becker, Sergeiy Stakhovsky, Dusan Lajovic and many more.

Vladimir comes from the same tennis club in Serbia that produced numerous professional players and he trained under the same developmental program as some of the greatest players in the history of tennis like Novak Djokovic. Upon Vladimir’s retirement from professional tennis, he transitioned into a new role as a coach, hitting partner, and adviser to some of the best players on tour. The list of clients he worked with includes Jelena Jankovic (WTA 1), Ana Ivanovic (WTA 1 and Grand Slam winner), Sabine Lisicki (Wimbledon Finalist), Andrea Petkovic (WTA 9), Ivo Karlovic (ATP 14), and Natalia Vikhlyantseva (WTA 54). In the past several years, Vladimir coached a number of junior players who became nationally ranked, received athletic scholarships into some of the most prestigious universities in the USA, reached the Orange Bowl Finals, and won Eddie Her. His proven training process, along with his work ethic, is being implemented into his academy in Orlando.

Vladimir is USPTA Level 1 Elite Professional, USTA Safe Play Coach, USTA ROGY and High Performance Coach and ATP/WTA Touring Coach.

Orlando Education: Schools – Elementary, Secondary, Higher

With 35 colleges, universities, technical schools, private institutions, and hundreds of award-winning elementary, middle, high schools, the Orlando region is one gigantic campus. With so many students, Orlando is a hub of innovation, fostering new ways of thinking, educating future leaders, and creating the professionals of the future. And education does not end immediately after graduation! Lifelong learning is a way of life in Orlando, with dozens of continuing education programs offering ongoing opportunities to hone your skills. nine0003

Preparing students at all stages for work is a top priority. Orlando’s educators strive for excellence, working in partnership with parents, teachers, administrators, and community leaders to create innovative curricula from early childhood education.

Orlando Elementary, Secondary Education

Orlando’s high-performing schools have won numerous awards, including the City Education Award (OCPS), and are regularly ranked among the top schools in the state. Each district has innovative programs, the emphasis is on the advanced level, STEM, robotics, art schools, individual approach to learning. Orlando also has a developed system of private schools. nine0003

The region has many top-ranked local, non-denominational institutions, a strong private high school preparatory program. The region features high alumni rates, challenging AP coursework, and a large number of National Merit semi-finalists—graduates entering many of the country’s most prestigious universities.

Each school district has career academies that offer high school students personalized learning communities. nine0003

• Lake Nona High School Health Sciences Academy is located in the heart of Medical City Orlando.
• At Florida Hospital , students study in a simulation lab with several state-of-the-art hospital rooms that have simulated patients.
• In Lake County, Digital Design Academy prepares students for employment in Orlando’s strong digital media industry.
• Open and charter schools is an alternative to the public school that offers more tailored programs for different student groups, provides expert support, education and treatment services for children with special needs
• Yes m magnetic schools offering a wide range of career opportunities in the industry Orlando: students here study academic and art courses.

Florida Public Virtual School was founded in 1997 as the state’s first public high school in the country. FLVS is a recognized leader in the development and delivery of virtual education solutions for middle and high school students in Florida. Flexible courses cater to the needs of students of all achievement levels, from Advanced Placement to self-paced individualized learning for students who need additional courses. nine0003

Best Schools Orlando

Windermere Preparatory School is an educational institution in which everything is subordinated to the development of the potential of children, a personalized approach to organizing learning is practiced here. Windermere is part of the Meritas Family network. The boarding school is proud of the academic results of its students: students receive consistently high IB scores, every year about 80% of students pass exams with excellent results.

Montverde Academy

Montverde Academy is one of the most elite boarding schools in the USA. The total campus area is 50 hectares, it is located in the heart of Florida, on the shores of the beautiful, quiet Lake Florence, in the shade of centuries-old oaks.

Students achieve amazing learning outcomes:

• 78% of students pass AP exams
• 57% get scores of 4 or higher
• 100% of graduates go to selected colleges and universities, including the most prestigious options – Yale, Princeton, Harvard, University of California (Berkeley), Boston College and others. nine0020

Lake Mary Preparatory School

Complete Private School Lake Mary School ranks among the best schools in America and Orlando. The mission of the boarding school is to unleash the potential of the student, providing him with the opportunity to successfully enter the chosen university or college in the United States. Education at school is based on responsibility, respect for each other, striving for success, tolerance. At Lake Mary Preparatory School, each student is surrounded by care, their academic success, creative development are monitored, and they are gently guided to improve their abilities and skills. nine0003

The educational institution is guided by the Meritas International network program, an individual approach is practiced here to students of any level. In combination with the availability of all the necessary materials, educational tools, and the use of advanced methods, training makes it possible to guarantee 100% admission of children to selected specialized universities in America.

Orlando Higher Education

The Orlando region offers over 35 colleges, universities, technical schools and private institutions plus continuing education programs that offer ongoing opportunities for workers to hone their skills. nine0003

The exceptional quality of technology research, college education, and universities in Central Florida is becoming an increasingly valuable asset to society. Working in tandem, University of Central Florida-Orlando and University of South Florida-Tampa have established Florida’s High Tech Corridor by offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral program options in fields ranging from microelectronics to biomedicine. In addition to many specialized high-tech study programs, local universities offer a bachelor’s degree in business administration, law. nine0003

The members of the Florida College System together serve more than 66,000 students in Orlando: the three institutions also have a combined economic impact of $1.6 billion in the region.

University of Central Florida

University of Central Florida is a public research university recognized by US News & World Report as one of the 20 most innovative institutions in the country. UCF offers over 200 degree programs and awards almost 17,000 degrees annually. Faculty and staff create a supportive environment, opportunities for students of all ages and backgrounds to grow, learn, and succeed. nine0003

Webster University Orlando

Webster University Orlando is a prestigious private institution of higher education; is part of, one of the main campuses of the large Webster University , dates back to 1915. It has worldwide recognition as one of the best US institutions, whose developments and methodologies are successfully used around the world. The university has campuses on 4 continents, in 13 US states and 6 other states, occupies high places in the rankings, has accreditation from authorities and specialized organizations. nine0003

Full Sail University

Full Sail University is an award-winning educational leader for careers in entertainment, media, the arts and technology. More than 70,000 Full Sail alumni worldwide have earned countless individual project awards including OSCAR, Emmy, GRAMMY, ADDY, MTV Video Music Award and Video Game Award.

Paris Air (Flight School), Paris Air 9 Flight School0051

25 years Paris Air instructors have been teaching single and multi-engine helicopter pilots at corporate offices, flight training centers in scenic Vero Beach, Florida, just minutes from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean.

The Paris Air pilot program is designed to train qualified pilots: the school offers the best equipment, instructors, aircraft, training facilities, locations. Paris Air Inc. offers professional services and personal instruction, basic and advanced pilot training, charter planning, line services, maintenance, aircraft storage. The school is centrally located in Vero Beach close to shopping malls, restaurants, beaches, affordable housing. nine0003

Katy Perry matured to residency in Las Vegas

12/06/2021

At the end of August 2020, the life of pop star Katy Perry (Katy Perry) has changed significantly, not because of the release of her studio album “Smile”, but because she and Orlando Bloom (Orlando Bloom) had a daughter, Daisy Dove (Daisy Dove). After that, Katie focused mainly not on creativity, but on motherhood. Of course, she really wants to travel the world with new music, but she can’t afford it yet. However, she also cannot leave her fans unattended, so the singer found the perfect compromise – a residence in Las Vegas!
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In a recent magazine interview
Modern Luxury Katy Perry shared: “I really wanted to achieve a greater balance of taking care of a child and taking her to preschool, but at the same time being an artist and working in this direction. I’m not saying my tour is over, but the residency is actually perfect for me right now. I couldn’t run it in my 20s and I’m not sure if I want to do it when I retire. But I definitely want to do it while full of life and excited about working on what I consider to be my best show.”
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Information about Katy Perry’s Vegas residence appeared a few months ago, but only now, a month before the start, she undertook to advertise this show. At the end of November, she uploaded the following post to Instagram, where she appears in a white retro jumpsuit embroidered with rhinestones, clearly inspired by the legendary image of Elvis Presley (Elvis Presley). The belt buckle features a large abbreviation KP LV, which stands for “Katy Perry Las Vegas”, and “Stay Fabulous” is embroidered on the back, which can be translated as “Stay Gorgeous”.
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The residence was named “Katy Perry: Play”. The first show will take place on December 29, the last one at the moment is March 19, with a total of 16 performances scheduled. The Resorts World casino hotel theater will host the residency, and Katy Perry considers this venue ideal: in the end, I was just destined to create my moment here.”
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About the show’s musical component, the pop star said, “It’s dominated by hits, just like the fans want, and I’ll be able to play with a lot of unique features while being on the same stage every night.” While working on the setlist, she focused on her top 20 most played songs on Spotify in order to bring the residency to the attention of not only dedicated fans, but a much wider audience. Here’s what she had to say about the concept: “I love putting on visual extravaganzas. The sets will be in the style of the 60s, such as bullshit films like Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. It’s an all-out dance party, but we’re aiming to make it one that anyone, ages 6 to 80, can attend, and I’m very proud of that.