Montessori pedagogy is based on respect for the child's natural pace of development and autonomy. The teacher serves as a guide and observer, and the environment is designed to foster independence and exploration of the world. Through inclusive integration, each child can feel part of a group and simultaneously develop their own talents – in an atmosphere of acceptance and mutual support.

Maria Montessori pioneered the concept of inclusive integration, in which children with diverse developmental needs learn together in one group. This model fosters not only knowledge acquisition but also empathy, tolerance, and the ability to cooperate.