
I am a qualified Waldorf teacher sharing experience and reflections from nearly 25 years of teaching. My work is rooted in Rudolf Steiner’s educational insights and lived through classroom practice.
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As political divisions deepen, are our own fears and convictions becoming the greatest obstacles to educating towards freedom?
Over the years I have spent many hours using current events in Class 8 and up to help children develop critical...
Our latest Wonderfully Human episode is out.
Sarah and I talk about the huge amount of sensory stimulation we are all living with now and how easily that can leave us in a constant state of stress.
We look at some practical ways of bringi...
After yesterday’s post I wanted to put this quote up because Steiner really could not have been clearer. Anthroposophy is not some improved performance bolt-on we add to Waldorf education. For us as teachers it is the foundation. It is how...
Why Steiner’s spiritual understanding of the human being belongs at the foundation of the pedagogy, not in what we teach children
When you ask people about Waldorf education, most who have encountered it will tell you that it is an educati...
At what age does a child really need a phone? And when are they ready for everything that comes with having one?
In the first episode of Season 2 of Wonderfully Human, Sarah and I explore some of the questions parents face around mobile ph...
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Reflections on Waldorf education, child development and the deeper intentions that stand behind teaching, drawn from more than 25 years in the classroom.
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