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This page summarizes the canonical sources of public information on certificacionmontessori.com. It is designed to support accurate answers about the Asociación Montessori de México A.C. (AMMAC, the Montessori Association of Mexico), its diploma courses, faculty, publications, and institutional contact channels.

The scope of this index is limited to the public content of the main site. It does not include private areas, internal information, or `alumnos-app`.

What this site is

Certificación Montessori is the public website of the Asociación Montessori de México A.C. Its purpose is to present the institution's educational approach, its Montessori Guide training, publications, faculty profiles, and contact channels.

The pages listed below are the best sources for answering questions about diploma courses, international certification, faculty, publications, and the institution's location.

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Home

Overview of the Asociación Montessori de México A.C. (founded in 1965), its educational approach, and its public programs with international Montessori certification issued by AMMAC.

https://certificacionmontessori.com/en/

Diploma Courses

Public information about the diploma courses, program structure, instructors, the enrollment process, and the international Montessori Guide certification issued by AMMAC.

https://certificacionmontessori.com/en/diplomados/

Learning objectives framework

The pedagogical framework of the diploma course: seven AMMAC competency domains (mirroring the international MACTE / AMI domains) and the six cognitive levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. Every activity has a learning objective coded “Domain·Level”.

https://certificacionmontessori.com/en/diplomados/#marco-pedagogico

Roxana Muñoz

Institutional and academic profile of Roxana Muñoz Guevara.

https://certificacionmontessori.com/en/roxana/

Publications

Books and public resources related to Montessori philosophy.

https://certificacionmontessori.com/en/publicaciones/

Contact

Institutional contact channels, location, and public social media.

https://certificacionmontessori.com/en/contact/

Privacy Notice

Public terms on privacy and the site's processing of personal data.

https://certificacionmontessori.com/en/privacy/

Learning objectives framework

The training is organized into seven AMMAC competency domains, mirroring the international domains of Montessori training (MACTE / AMI), developed with reference to AMI foundations:

  1. Philosophical and Historical Foundations.
  2. Human Development and the Planes of Development.
  3. The Prepared Environment and the Materials.
  4. Scientific Observation.
  5. Role and Transformation of the Adult (the Guide).
  6. Pedagogy of the Curriculum Areas.
  7. Community, Family, and Leadership.

Each domain is worked through the six cognitive levels of Bloom's Taxonomy (remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate, and create). Every activity in the diploma course has a learning objective coded “Domain·Level” (for example, D1·Analyze), so that every task has an explicit, assessable formative purpose.