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ms. Amany

I’m Amany Hasan, and I’m excited to join the Mosaic Montessori community as the Lead Guide in the Primary classroom.

My Montessori journey began about ten years ago when my daughter joined her first Montessori classroom. Watching her grow in independence and confidence sparked my curiosity about the Montessori approach and inspired me to pursue my AMS Early Childhood credential at the Montessori Institute of the Pacific Northwest, which I completed in 2020. Since then, I have continued to deepen my practice and appreciation for the Montessori philosophy.

I was born and raised in Egypt and have been living in the United States for the past 15 years. Before moving into education, I studied Computer Engineering. My path into Montessori has been a meaningful journey, and I feel grateful to work in an environment where children are respected as capable, curious learners and supported in developing at their own pace.

Outside the classroom, I enjoy spending time in nature, playing board games, listening to music, and hosting fun gatherings with my daughter. I look forward to getting to know the children and families at Mosaic and supporting each child as they grow in confidence, independence, and a love of learning in ways that honor their individuality.

I’m Amany Hasan, and I’m excited to join the Mosaic Montessori community as the Lead Guide in the Primary classroom.

My Montessori journey began about ten years ago when my daughter joined her first Montessori classroom. Watching her grow in independence and confidence sparked my curiosity about the Montessori approach and inspired me to pursue my AMS Early Childhood credential at the Montessori Institute of the Pacific Northwest, which I completed in 2020. Since then, I have continued to deepen my practice and appreciation for the Montessori philosophy.

I was born and raised in Egypt and have been living in the United States for the past 15 years. Before moving into education, I studied Computer Engineering. My path into Montessori has been a meaningful journey, and I feel grateful to work in an environment where children are respected as capable, curious learners and supported in developing at their own pace.

Outside the classroom, I enjoy spending time in nature, playing board games, listening to music, and hosting fun gatherings with my daughter. I look forward to getting to know the children and families at Mosaic and supporting each child as they grow in confidence, independence, and a love of learning in ways that honor their individuality.