Our good friend and investigative journalist, Matt Richtel, who put Waldorf Education on the front page of the New York Times a couple of years ago, reintroducing for us the idea that education might be possible without computers, as evidenced in Waldorf elementary schools, digests important research for us in this article. Matt reports on a study offering scientifically proven behavior of “mindless accumulation.” Given our practice in “mindfulness,” for teachers, children, and parents, the concept and the proof have important implications in how we educate the young for carrying themselves in this bright world of ours!
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The astronomy block in my senior year of high school remains one of the most memorable in my K-12 education. It wasn’t that the stars somehow interested me more than another subject but rather that our teacher was able to inspire me and my classmates in such a way that all of us regardless of… Read more “Inspirations”
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