The convention of diversity comes in many shapes and forms. From race to religion, from gender to culture or physical abilities, we are all brought into this world with a host of differences that make us unique. Practicing and being aware of diversity is a useful practice in almost every area of our lives.
Because psychologists have said that children can notice differences as early as six months old, it is never too early to begin teaching children to appreciate and accept the differences of others. Embracing cultural diversity is an important skill, even at the daycare level, and in a Montessori program, that is when children begin learning about diversity.
Read more: The Importance of Cultural Diversity in Daycare