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03/05/2019

"Attitude Is a Small Thing That Makes a Big Difference". Approaches to understanding and dealing with challenging behaviour

The quote from Sir Winston Churchill mentioned in the title is an important benchmark for dealing with children and young people with challenging…

03/07/2018

Forces of courage and Waldorf education

In the Waldorf school movement, the question of courage is simultaneously the question of being open to higher impulses, inspirations, intuitions. It…

02/28/2018

From Outer Authority to Inner Morality

Dorit Winter calls us to question our authority, to strive for objectivity, to remain firm and thus to practice good habits. If we achieve these…

12/20/2017

Given the Night – Part IV

Normally, we only consider the ‘day side’ or the conscious aspect of a conversation. It would be rather unusual to speak of a ‘continuation in the…

11/22/2017

Creativity and innovation – challenge your thinking!

Becoming a Steiner teacher certainly helped me to further develop my creativity and imagination, however I never really thought about ‘innovation’ or…

08/08/2017

Engaging (or not) with community

Neil Boland suggests that we scrutinize time, place and community. Does everyone experience a sense of belonging within the school? Which communities…

04/20/2017

Given the Night – Part III

In part I and II we described a practice for exploring the 'night', the subconscious part of ourselves. Part III of the series now focuses on the…

02/23/2017

Developing Pedagogical Quality – but how?

Thomas Stöckli and his team at the Institute for Action Research in Switzerland have developed a method to develop the educational quality of…

12/14/2016

Given the Night – Part II

Here, we continue exploring a short practice which is based on a lecture by Rudolf Steiner on October 10th 1918 (1). It is a kind of retrospective…

12/13/2016

Given the Night – Part I

I would like to introduce a short exercise here which is based on a lecture held by Rudolf Steiner on October 10th, 1918 (1). It is a kind of…

09/02/2016

Upstream – a Journey Toward Authenticity

Michal believes that in her search for authenticity she gains something. In her lecture, she quotes the Persian Mystic Rumi, “there are a thousand…

09/01/2016

Resistance as the Origin of Pedagogical Initiative

In the opening lecture of the World Teachers' Conference 2016 “Overcoming Resistance” Claus-Peter Röh names some of the typical issues a Waldorf…

08/23/2016

A Way Forward

Waldorf Resources, the platform for Waldorf teachers, is moving on. Three years ago, the International Forum for Steiner/Waldorf Education (formerly…

07/12/2016

What Gives You Courage?

Courage is the ability to overcome fear in dangerous situations. It is the ability to experience fear and yet, to take a step into the unknown despite…

06/23/2016

Courage, Initiative and the New We

From March 28 to April 2nd 2016 the 10th World Teachers' conference was held at the Goetheanum in Switzerland. 850 participants from around 50…

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06/21/2016

The New ‘We’ Needs Individuals

The tenth World Teachers’ and Educators’ Conference, which was held at the Goetheanum from 28 March to 1 April, attracted 850 people from 46…

03/03/2016

Growing Students – Growing Teachers: A Conversation with Harlan Gilbert

Even though Harlan is busy teaching various subjects, he finds time to host the online Waldorf Mathematics and Science Teachers Forum. In this…

10/08/2015

Courage for an Independent Spiritual Life or: How do we find the treasure?

The tenth World Teachers' Conference takes place in Dornach from 28th March to 2nd April 2016. Teachers and educators from all over the world will be…

10/06/2015

What is true love? An interview with Katherine Estember

Katherine Estember, the initiator of Tuburan Institute, quit her job because of her desire to mainstream a better, more nurturing way of teaching and…

10/28/2014

Just where are we heading?

Dear colleagues,

The more Waldorf schools you get to know, the more – with all the joy with so many wonderful initiatives – it gets you thinking…

03/24/2014

Soul Hygiene and Longevity for Teachers

“Jack and the Beanstalk” is David Mitchell's point of departure to explore meditation, resilience, cooperation and the inner tasks of teachers.…

02/16/2014

Soul Breathing Exercises

Anyone who works with people is bound to get involved in smaller or bigger disputes with others. In the following article, Dennis Klocek describes…

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