Dr. Martyn Rawson has been appointed Honorary Professor in the Department of Education at the Alanus Hochschule für Kunst und Gesellschaft (University of Arts and Social Sciences) in Alfter near Bonn.
Do you like it when we wear make-up? Have you ever seen porn? Do you already have your period? Inspired by a question and answer game at a school in Bochum, our author pleads for more daring in sex ed
Community builder, world mediator, giver of hope – the morning verse in Waldorf schools has many functions and forms. In her article, our author weighs up whether and when a break from it makes sense,
Physicist Matthias Rang is one of nine members of staff in the Natural Science Section at the Goetheanum in Dornach. In the Glass House in Dornach, he spoke to Erziehungskunst about, among other thing
There is a persistent rumor that children with a talent for science are out of place at Waldorf schools. On the other hand, various study results suggest that Waldorf students actually have an advanta
Do you know that feeling when your brain tingles? When we perceive something and desperately want to know why? This urge to explore new things and find solutions to problems is epistemic curiosity.
On Saturday, 14 June 2025, a public panel discussion on the topic «How can children be helped in crisis and war situations?» will take place at the Goetheanum at 5.30 pm. The discussion in German can
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Rudolf Steiner's death, Linda Williams from the United States spoke about her relationship to Rudolf Steiner.
Bridging Now to Next: Celebration of Reconciliation Week in Australia
Birali Steiner School, located in Queensland, Australia, honoured National Reconciliation Week 2025 with a meaningful day of activities, reflection, and cultural connection. Guided by this year’s them
Our colleague Jürgen Beckmerhagen is currently spending several months in Nepal, where he has a goddaughter. For the Art of Educating, he visited Shanti, a Waldorf educational institution in Kathmandu
On May 7th a stumbling stone was set in remembrance of Dr. Walter Chrambach at Hoher Weg 11 in Dresden-Hellerau. Family members of Chrambach and contemporary witnesses were present.
Our society is becoming increasingly diverse, multifaceted, and intercultural – even though political forces are currently trying to counteract this. In times when global powers dare to abolish divers
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