81. About Alternative Approaches To Education The son of a violin maker, and a violinist himself, his teaching methods were This was a school for the children of employees of the waldorf Astoria http://www.memory-key.com/Parents/alternative_education.htm

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82. Davis Dyslexia Discussion Board Unfortunately, the school didn t like her nonwaldorf methods and let her go after and even though it mentioned using the waldorf teaching methods, http://www.dyslexiatalk.com/messages/5/2621.shtml?1081457965

83. SUNET's Web Index: Teaching Methods Education/Teaching methods. Freinet method 1; Montessori method 6. Waldorfmethod 4. Sortings and selections. Andersson, JanOlof - http://katalogen.sunet.se/cat/education/teaching_methods

Education /Teaching methods Freinet Method Montessori Method Waldorf Method Sortings and selections Andersson, Jan-Olof Chemistry Teachers' Resource Centre - Help for chemistry teachers in Sweden. Information, hot-line. Sorry only in Swedish. Cogwheelschool - A Research Study about Systems Thinking and a Cogwheel Approach model, which was used when " A School for the Future " was developed in Sundsvall, Sweden. Datorer och multimedia i undervisning på mellanstadiet. Do you have a hard time speaking in front of your class, writing a paper, presenting a report? Flexweb, Mid Sweden Univeristy´s website for flexible learning - The site is designed essentially for university and polytechnic teaching staff who are interested in teaching and learning, particularly in methods that contribute to flexibility in methods, times and places. Folkbildning Förskolan Aprikosen AB - Only in Swedish Lars Nyhléns biologiska sida - High school textbook in Microbiology. Equipment for the school microbiology lab. Learning styles in practice Lotta Korths Produktion - Lotta Korths Produktion. Teacher of drama, health and martial arts in school, associations and companies. Only in Swedish.

84. The Atlantic Online In the past decade a dozen public schools have adopted waldorf methods, Although the Mathews School has embraced waldorf teaching techniques with http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/99sep/9909waldorf.htm

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85. - Books - English And Language Arts Curriculum For Waldorf Education Finding the Path Themes and Methods for the Teaching of Mathematics in a waldorf waldorf high school English teacher John Wulsin examines some common http://www.waldorfbooks.com/edu/curriculum/english_language_arts.htm

Home Anthroposophy Education Special ... with Nature Quick Search waldorfbooks.com You are invited to visit our sister sites - your shopping cart will follow you. knittersbookshelf.com colorsongyarn.com bowroncomfortzone.com Looking for a book and can't find it? Please write us at writeus@bobnancy.com Featured Selection Steiner on Waldorf Others on Waldorf ... View Shopping Cart On Reading and Writing towards a phenomenology and pathology of literacy Waldorf Curriculum Guides English and Language Arts An English Grammar The Language before Babel Rudolf Schmid Softbound This is an incredibly fascinating, lively, original, and in many ways, the most memorable English grammar I've ever seen. It is also perhaps the best example of the sheer usefulness of employing Rudolf Steiner's method of understanding things by approaching them as threefold, fourfold, sevenfold, etc. entities. When Schmid applies this to conventional English grammar, the structure of the language springs to life and, because it is placed into relationship with other aspects of human experience, it becomes much easier to grasp and remember and use correctly. Anyone teaching grammar to any class, whether in a school or at home, will find that using this approach opens vistas of understanding - for teacher as well as students. Very highly recommended!

86. Susan Ohanian's Testing Outrages (Susan Ohanian Speaks Out) The Sacramento City Unified School District put waldorf teaching methods in placeat John Morse school in south Sacramento in 1998, and the district now has http://susanohanian.org/outrage_fetch.php?id=326

87. Austin Waldorf School Class meetings are held Saturdays on the campus of the Austin waldorf School.On the average FS meets twice It does not provide direct teaching methods. http://www.austinwaldorf.org/adult_ed/FS2005-06.htm

Austin Waldorf School Foundation Studies Program 2005-2006 A Course for Self-development (this document as a printable PDF file) Foundation Studies is a three year program comprised of twenty sessions during each school year, September through May. The twenty sessions are made up of eighteen instructional/artistic sessions and two special workshops. The eighteen sessions are divided into (3) six session terms: Fall, Winter, Spring. Each instructional/artistic session includes a three hour subject seminar and four hours of artistic experience. The remaining two sessions will be selected by the program coordinator from the presentations of educators who are invited to give weekend lecture/workshops at AWS during the year. Courses and artistic workshops will be selected from the following lists. Courses may be added or removed during the three year period depending on the presence of qualified teachers. Subject Study Courses: A Guided Tour of Anthroposophy Meditation: Basic Six Exercises Introduction to Waldorf Education Cognitive Science Child Development Participant Science (Goethean Studies) Evolution of Man: Esoteric Science Evolution of Consciousness From Natural Science to Spiritual Science Esoteric Christianity Karma and Human Relationships Theosophy The Human Journey: Parzival Self Study: Biography Artistic Workshops Speech Art Painting Eurythmy Sculpting or Woodcarving Acting Music: Basic instruments

88. Grace Millennium III-IV / Kate Gould: A Journey Through The Grades Waldorf Style I began teaching using waldorf methods in 1984. Starting with first grade, Icontinued teaching the same group of children until they graduated from eighth http://www.gracemillennium.com/winter01/waldorf.htm

Choose the next article: Cover Artist Moma De Louvre Letter to the Children of the World from Moma De Louvre A Journey Through the Grades Waldorf Style with Kate Gould Growing Up at the City of 10,000 Buddhas with Shari Epstein Spirit and Matter of the Heart: Dorothy Mandel Colors of My Heart: Giving Voice to Navaho Tradition with Sharon Burch A Bridge Over the Ocean by Susan Sher All photos provided I began teaching using Waldorf methods in 1984. Starting with first grade, I continued teaching the same group of children until they graduated from eighth grade. That year a teacher left so I picked up her class in third grade and remained with them until their graduation, six years later. Then in 1998 I took a first grade once again. This was my third class. By the end of that year I had been teaching at the Waldorf School of Mendocino County for fifteen years. The following year I made a difficult decision to accept a position at the newly formed River Oak Charter School, a Waldorf methods school, which opened in the fall of 1999 in Ukiah. River Oak is a public school using Waldorf methods. It was exciting to consider using Waldorf methods that had worked so well in the past in a public school setting. There was some concern that the Waldorf philosophy would be compromised by public school expectations and standards. My teaching style and curriculum content have not been greatly altered in the charter school, although there are necessarily accommodations to meet state requirements and standards.

89. Teaching About Computers.... Discusses approaches to teaching about computers under the waldorf methodology. http://www.gottfried.no/articles/curr_eng.htm

Teaching about Computers in the Waldorf Schools? By Gottfried Straube and Erik Danielsson In a previous essay titled "The Computer - A Technological Manifestation Of The Spiritual Threshold" In order for the young adolescent to become aware of such perspectives, without the use of anthroposophical concepts, we need to let him/her get to know the computer as a phenomenon - it must be made the object of study from which such a perspective can arise. The authors of this paper therefore do not view the issue of IF computers should be studied at a Waldorf School as relevant, but we here wish to reflect upon HOW this can be done in a proper way. But is this also true for school children? In a learning situation? Using Norway as an example (but almost certainly true for any country), the former minister of education certainly held this view: "The greatest advantage of using computers in schools is that it can be used as a tool for arriving at solutions, wherever appropriate. This can be anything from seeking information, loading and exchanging data between educational institutions, to finding solutions to problems in any type of subject area." Conveying information There is nothing wrong with the fact that information is retrieved by the use of computers or distributed via hi-tech media - but is this media, this path of transportation, so significant that schools and families at any cost must leap at this magic technology and use it - the sooner the better?

90. Learning At Home, Waldorf Style But with an emphasis on art in the home, and a theme of unification to the Waldorfmethod of teaching, the Van Dommelens manage to achieve a sense of http://litsite.alaska.edu/uaa/familygatherings/vandommelen/notallowed3.html

Learning at Home, Waldorf Style By Amy Crawford Dorn, Robin and Eve Wall art at the Van Dommelens' home. Emphasizing Art Learning as You Live The Van Dommelens: Not Allowed to Read? Not Allowed to Read? Reading Light Bulbs Learning As You Live Selections from Eve's Botany Unit ... Selections from Eve's Unit on India

91. Joannejacobs.com: Journey To Chaos I guess you need to change your teaching assemblage point to understand theWaldorf method. I talked to Rick Hawley about all this a few weeks ago, http://www.joannejacobs.com/mtarchives/015033.html

« Program talent scout Main Competing for home-schoolers » April 11, 2005 Journey to chaos At a Waldorf charter school in Orange County, students concentrate on art and music in the early grades; they don't study reading or math till third grade. First-grade foreign language instruction, dance, original literary works, needlepoint and musical instruments were in; computers, videos, textbooks and timed tests were out. Journey deliberately avoided the drill-and-test model most public schools emphasize - delighting parents who sought a curriculum based on stages of child development, not chapters of a workbook. By last spring, enrollment had grown to 200. Nestled in a cluster of temporary classrooms in back of the Wood Canyon Elementary School, Journey is almost invisible to outsiders, except for a hand-painted sign tacked up on a corner of the campus's chain-link fence. Intimate and eccentric, the school long has felt more like a private academy than a public elementary school. But now the five-year charter is up for renewal. Journey's scores on state-mandated tests, while not terrible, have lagged behind neighboring schools. Journey's written charter predicted this; below-average scores in the early grades followed by higher scores after third grade are typical in Waldorf schools.

92. Waldorf Schools :: Despite Religious Concerns, Napa Welcomes New School Napa Valley Charter School has alleged connection to waldorf teaching of A charter school that espouses waldorf teaching methods will become part of http://www.religionnewsblog.com/9833

@import "/quicksub.css"; ReligionNewsBlog.com Religion news about religious cults, sects, world religions, and related issues Home News Tracker Archives About RNB ... Contact RNB Our sites: Apologetics Index Religion News Blog Cult FAQ ApoloTalk Grace and Mercy HouseChurch.nl ... Advanced Search [Waldorf Schools] Despite religious concerns, Napa welcomes new school The Napa Valley Register, USA Dec. 11, 2005 Heather Osborn, Register Staff Writer www.napanews.com Waldorf Schools ReligionNewsBlog.com Napa Valley Charter School has alleged connection to Waldorf teaching of Anthroposophy A charter school that espouses Waldorf teaching methods will become part of Napa Valley Unified School District next fall, despite concerns about low test scores, lack of diversity and religious ties. The school, Napa Valley Charter School, opened five years ago under the oversight of a rural Nevada City school district and rents space at the Napa County Fairgrounds. A new state law requires charter schools to become part of local school districts. The school board's 5-2 approval of the charter petition Thursday night did not come without controversy, but in the final motion to approve the charter application, trustees Jackie Dickson and Linda LaForge were the only nays.

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