Simply Waldorf Blog
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Our article and videos highlight a variety of tips and guidelines for implementing a Waldorf Curriculum whether for homeschool, charter, or private school including what is a main lesson and main lesson block, balancing form and freedom, the importance of story in Waldorf, and the four temperaments.
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By: Rev Bowen Stay with me on this one, even if pickled eggs are not quite your thing! What is the cost we pay, consciously or not, for ..read more
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By: Rev Bowen This higher being is within, if we strive with an iron will and the light of truth. I wish you all a Blessed Michaelmas ..read more
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By: Rev Bowen I am sure that there are many adages from many different cultures that speak to a certain wisdom regarding decision-making ..read more
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By: Rev Bowen There is a verse that was composed by Rudolf Steiner and offered to teachers. Within this verse there is a line that I have ..read more
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By: Rev Bowen Opening If you have not yet read Parts 1 and 2 of this series, I suggest that it is rather important to do so, unless you ..read more
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In my experience, this is not a question that first grade parents ask. Likewise, the second grade parents do not ask it in regards to ..read more
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I invite you to take a moment and consider your first memory. I am speaking of the very first thing you remember. How old were you ..read more
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Perhaps you either attended or viewed the recording of the recent webinar we presented from Simply Waldorf. We explored the role of arts ..read more
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Join us for this webinar on the role of the arts in neurological, physical, emotional, and cognitive development. Join Rev Bowen of ..read more
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I am assuming that you are already familiar with the phenomenon of what Waldorf Educators refer to as the "nine year change". If not, it ..read more