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09-20-2002, 05:53 AM #1Founder
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Waldorf Education?
I have mostly been interested in Montessori education, but have recently come across Waldorf Education. I am curious if anyone has any personal experiences with Waldorf.
Here's one of many links that shares a bit about it.
http://www.fortnet.org/rsws/waldorf/faq.html#1
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09-29-2002, 12:59 PM #2
I have never heard of woldrof but i know at home we had montosorri and it was the best you could find.
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I remember reading about it in Mary Prides' Big Book of Home Learning and thought it sounded fun. There was a private Waldorf school near Nelson BC and they sounded really nice.
Child centered and driven, stimulating the imagination.
I always went for a more relaxed form of homeschooling and I thought the descriptions of Waldorf were intriguing.
I was a Montessori fan too. Before I even heard of homeschool, we had ds in a Montessori preschool that he loved for one morning a week. Then we moved. I always enjoyed Montessori philosophy. I think there are a lot of similarities.
I ended up doing a homemade unit study crossed with unschooling when we homeschooled but Waldorf would have been fun in elementary school if we had the options
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