Focus is a precious trait that drives human progress.
For children, focus is the foundation of their lifelong development. A strong ability to concentrate lays the groundwork for lifelong learning and future achievements. Children naturally develop focus when engaged in activities that are meaningful for their self-construction. They tend to repeat these activities to fulfill a particular aspect of their self-growth.
However, many children experience disruptions from adults, causing their focus to be repeatedly fragmented. This often leads to signs of inattention and hyperactivity.
In Montessori education, nurturing children’s focus is a crucial educational goal. In the classroom, I can feel the energy field of their self-development. Through the lens, I observe and capture moments of children deeply engaged in their work.
When I photograph them up close, they remain immersed in their tasks, unbothered by the sound of my shutter. Some children notice me, glance up and down, then return to their work.
๐ฆ Week 5 of the First Learning Phase
๐ฆ Focus
๐ฆ Butterfly Class











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