The Montessori teacher is constantly watching students' progress and knows when to step in to offer guidance, when to allow the student to work independently, and when to challenge a learner with the next stage in their learning sequence. The role of the Montessori teacher is not to lecture, but rather to guide. In the realm of Montessori education, the teacher assumes the roles of guide, facilitator, and observer. By serving as a guide, the teacher leads students towards independent learning and self-discovery. As a facilitator, the teacher creates a nurturing and stimulating environment that empowers students to excel. sensitivity and understanding. active listening skills. knowledge of Montessori teaching principles. patience and the ability to remain calm in stressful situations. the ability to create the best conditions for learning or teaching new things. the ability to work well with others.