Supporting one of a kind
Respecting the individuality as the indivisible core of each person is one of the most important principles of Waldorf education. This individuality is not supported by funnelling ready-made knowledge into it but by awakening its own interest, it pleasure in learning. [more]
It takes courage to become an I
Every human being is gifted with an I. But to turn this gift into a skill requires practice to be an I. [more]
Early childhood
The spherical I of the small child
The I of the small child develops wholly out of the surroundings through movement and obtaining upright posture, speaking and thinking, until finally it learns to say “I” to itself. [more]
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