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Waldorf Education in the Age of AI: Why Being Human Matters More Than Ever

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A Waldorf Journey on SubstackMy curriculum guides and resourcesThe Creativi…

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Why Children Need the Seasons

There’s something deeply comforting for children about rhythm. Knowing what comes next—at bedtime, at breakfast, throughout the week—creates a sense …

1 week, 6 days ago

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Literacy in the Waldorf Classroom with Janet Langley, Part Two

In Part Two of my conversation with Janet Langley, co-author of Roadmap to Literacy, we move from understanding the stages of literacy development in…

2 weeks, 6 days ago

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How Children Learn to Read: A Waldorf Approach to Literacy

This week, I’m reaching back into the A Waldorf Journey archives to revisit a conversation that feels especially worthwhile as we begin a new school …

3 weeks, 6 days ago

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The Art of the Recall

In this episode, I’m kicking off a new series exploring the different components of the Waldorf main lesson, starting with one that can be easy to ov…

1 month ago

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3 Waldorf Blocks I Love to Teach

This week, I’m taking a break from all the back-to-school planning talk to remember one of the best parts of being a Waldorf teacher: the curriculum …

1 month, 1 week ago

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Dreamers, Doers, and Imagination in the Waldorf Classroom

In Waldorf education, we talk a lot about bringing lessons through pictures—and about the importance of children creating their own inner pictures as…

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3 Things I Would Do This Week If I Were Starting a New School Year

The beginning of August makes the new school year suddenly feel real. Whether you've already begun planning or are just starting to think about it, t…

1 month, 3 weeks ago

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Weekly Rhythm: Let the Week Do Some of the Teaching
Weekly Rhythm: Let the Week Do Some of the Teaching

One of the greatest gifts of Waldorf education is rhythm.

When we think about rhythm, we often think first about the daily rhythm of the classroom or …

2 months ago

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How I Plan a Main Lesson Block
How I Plan a Main Lesson Block

When I begin planning a new main lesson block, I don't start by writing daily lesson plans. Instead, I begin by thinking about the larger picture: th…

2 months, 1 week ago

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