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1. www.waldorflibrary.org › online-library › ebooksBook Library| eBooks | History of Waldorf Education, The eBook

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   This first volume covers the beginnings of Waldorf education from 1919 through WWII and notes the remarkable and rapid appearance of Waldorf schools throughout Europe, Britain, and North America. It gives a picture of how thirsty the world was (and is) for a new way to educate children, free from nationalism, narrowmindedness, and self-interest.

2. www.waldorfresearchinstitute.org › download › e-booksThe Founding of the First Waldorf School in Stuttgart

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   into the origins of the Waldorf school movement can help greatly in recalling its spiritual foundations . Born in the Rhineland in 1914, Dr . Tautz studied history and philosophy in a number of German universities and holds a doctorate in history . He joined the first Waldorf school in Stuttgart in 1945, when it was re-founded after World War II .

3. www.waldorf-100.org › en › waldorf-educationHistory - Waldorf 100

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   How it all began: The history of Waldorf schools. Emil Molt. Berta Molt. Rudolf Steiner. After its founding in Stuttgart-Uhlandshöhe in September 1919, the first Waldorf school grew rapidly. The children of workers at the Waldorf-Astoria Cigarette Company came in response to the initiative of founders Emil and Berta Molt, and many other ...

4. www.waldorflibrary.org › rudolf-steiner-resourcesFounding of the First Waldorf School, The - Waldorf Library

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   Download ebook1.pdf : Description: Dr. Tautz describes the spiritual fount necessary for busy teachers to draw from in order to secure the integrity of the esoteric core of Waldorf education. Available in print edition from Waldorf Publications. Keywords: Waldorf school teaching

5. rsarchive.org › Lectures › GA304aGA 218, 304a. Waldorf Education and Anthroposophy II (1996 ...

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   GA 218, 304a. The present collection of public lectures given by Rudolf Steiner between 1922–1924 has not previously appeared in English. It may be regarded as a continuation of the collection of public lectures printed under the title Waldorf Education and Anthroposophy 1. By this time Rudolf Steiner had achieved considerable public prominence.

6. www.waldorfresearchinstitute.org › the-on-lineThe Online Waldorf Library | Waldorf Research Institute

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   The Online Waldorf Library. Sponsored by The Research Institute for Waldorf Education www.waldorflibrary.org. This web site is a gold mine for anyone seeking information on Waldorf education. Contents include hundreds of free downloads such as: reference books. plays. graduate dissertations. a vast archive of articles.

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   When was the first Waldorf School founded?

   • After its founding in Stuttgart-Uhlandshöhe in September 1919, the first Waldorf school grew rapidly.

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   • Sponsored by The Research Institute for Waldorf Education www.waldorflibrary.org This web site is a gold mine for anyone seeking information on Waldorf education. Contents include hundreds of free downloads such as: Help Spread The Word! Are young people becoming addicted to social media and the internet?

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   Who started the Waldorf School movement?

   • His lectures and travels were regularly reported in the press, and the Waldorf school movement was gaining increasing recognition. Emil Molt, the owner and managing director of the Waldorf Astoria Cigarette Factory and a long-time anthroposophist, had made this educational movement possible by asking Steiner to found a school at his factory.

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   How many Waldorf schools were there in World War II?

   • By the start of World War II, 34 Waldorf schools had been founded – in Germany, Switzerland, Holland, England, Norway, Sweden, Hungary, Austria, and in the USA. These new schools supported by Rudolf Steiner bore different names: Friedwart School, Goethe School, Vrije School, New School. The schools expressed diversity and celebrated common roots.

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   How long did German children go to Waldorf School?

   • When Emil Molt invited Rudolf Steiner to become the pedagogical director of the first Waldorf school, most German children only attended Volksschule (elementary school) for 8 years, learning basic literacy, German history and culture, religion, and some mathematics (Shirley, 1988). However, the curriculum was often dull and uninspiring.

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   How did Waldorf education work?

   • During the third developmental stage, reaching from puberty through young adulthood, the curricula at Waldorf schools focused on academics, which were guided by high school teachers who specialized in specific academic subject areas.

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8. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Rudolph Steiner: Education for Freedom | SpringerLink

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   Jan 21, 2015 · Since the first Waldorf school opened its doors over a century ago, Waldorf education has become a vibrant global movement. Drawing on personal experience and a deep knowledge of Goethe’s work, Steiner developed a pedagogy and curriculum for Waldorf schools that has proven successful across multiple cultures (Hindes, 2019). Following World ...