The need for imagination, a sense of truth and a feeling of responsibility - these are the three forces which are the very nerve of education. Rudolf Steiner
Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) Austrian philosopher, scientist and spiritual teacher whose 1919 essay “Introduction to Waldorf Education” explained education addressing the full human being in will, feeling and thought - body, soul and spirit.
Synopses of Rudolf Steiner's lectures on waldorf education
Steiner in Berlin in 1900
"The whole point of a preschool is to give young children the opportunity to imitate life in a simple and wholesome way". The Child's Changing Consciousness, Rudolf Steiner.
"The whole point of a preschool is to give young children the opportunity to imitate life in a simple and wholesome way". The Child's Changing Consciousness, Rudolf Steiner.
WALDORF IN AUSTRALIA:
Steiner Education Australia is an incorporated body representing member schools throughout the states and territories of Australia.
Bob Hale's website Steiner (Waldorf ) schools in Australia is an excellent resource for homeschoolers too.
Overview of Steiner Education Written by Bob Hale and Karen MacLean From Steiner Schools in Australia
Melbourne Rudolf Steiner Seminar (teacher training and adult education), Australia
Sydney Rudolf Steiner College, NSW, Australia
Sydney Rudolf Steiner College, NSW, Australia
Home Schooling: Steiner Home Education
Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner Playgroups and Preschool
Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner Playgroups and Preschool
Lorien Novalis Pre-School and Little-Kindy page under Early Childhood
