by gradalis12 | Apr 13, 2020 | Education Inspired by Waldorf Principles
2020-Grade-2-Teaching-as-an-Art-Schedule-July-12-17.-2020Download
by gradalis12 | Sep 10, 2017 | Education Inspired by Waldorf Principles
“Our rightful place as educators is to be removers of hindrances.” – Rudolf Steiner, “Spiritual Ground of Education” “…Each child in every age brings something new into the world from divine regions, and it is our task as educators to remove...
by gradalis12 | Aug 27, 2017 | Education Inspired by Waldorf Principles
During a hard day at school, knowing that you can’t relax for the time that the students are out to recess can be rough! Why should you look Forward to to Recess Duty ? Although most schools can’t afford to hire other qualified adults to monitor recess,...
by gradalis12 | Aug 27, 2017 | Education Inspired by Waldorf Principles
Most schools have dress codes. If you’ve been in a school for any length of time, then you know it is often a topic of conversation in the faculty meetings. Why Have a School Dress Code in the First Place? Dress codes do several things to promote a safe...
by gradalis12 | Aug 13, 2017 | Education Inspired by Waldorf Principles
Teaching Literacy in Waldorf Schools – Why the Waldorf approach aligns to research on how human beings acquire language. by GRADALIS Instructor, Cristina Drews M.Ed. Specialization in Literacy Cristina specializes in Children’s Literature, and maintains...
by gradalis12 | Aug 6, 2017 | Education Inspired by Waldorf Principles
If you are new to teaching, you may be wondering about the position of the class parent. How do you choose one? What do they do? What do they not do? You’ll need to have the answer to these questions when you speak to the parents at your first parent evening....
