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Annette Pichler,
Oct. 2024

Inspiration rather than Definition

A hundred years ago, Rudolf Steiner gave twelve lectures that have since become known as the Curative Education Course. Based on these lectures, numerous organizations for educational and social work
Ulrike Sievers,
Oct. 2024

It's the Attitude that Matters!

The same applies to democracy: we don't learn by just talking about it, but above all by doing something. Ulrike Sievers and Martyn Rawson talk about how we can make the important asset of democracy a
Susanne Bregenzer,
Oct. 2024

Boredom is a Long Wait

During the school break, our author experienced once again that boredom creates a space in which ideas suddenly flourish. In her article, she reveals whether it really helps to spin around in circles
Anne Brockmann,
Oct. 2024

Where the Clocks Tick Differently

A school bell, 45-minute lessons, a fixed class group – that's how school is known. In Windrather Tal in North Rhine-Westphalia, the teachers at the school of the same name deliberately do without suc
Angelika Lonnemann,
Oct. 2024

Dealing with an intangible mystery

We dedicate this Erziehungskunst to the phenomenon of time. At least since Antiquity, people have been urging each other to use their time properly – but presumably for much longer.
Sep. 2024

How the deepest pain turns into brotherhood

Live on site or via livestream: On 15 October 2024, a discussion with Bassam Aramin from Palestine and Rami Elhanan from Israel will take place at the Goetheanum. Both fathers lost a child in the Midd
Sep. 2024

2024 National Science Week Grant for Australian Waldorf School

Milkwood was proud to be awarded a 2024 National Science Week Grant to support their work integrating Indigenous Knowledge into the STEAM curriculum.
Sep. 2024

Meet & Greet: Elementary and Elementary Music Teacher Education

On October 15th, 7pm to 8pm (EST) Sunbridge Institute hosts an online conversation with representatives from the Elementary and Elementary Music Teacher Education programs.
Sep. 2024

Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity awarded SEKEM and Egyptian Biodynamic Association verliehen

The Gulbenkian Foundation recognized the organizations’ efforts in advocating biodynamic agriculture and enabling local farmers in Egypt to transition to regenerative biodynamic practices.
Angelika Lonnemann,
Sep. 2024

Two Women Alongside Rudolf Steiner

The writer Gunna Wendt initially had no connection to anthroposophy. Until she came across Ita Wegmann, the doctor and friend of Rudolf Steiner. It was through her that she became aware of Steiner's w
Susanne Bregenzer,
Sep. 2024

Touching the Universe From One Side

All parents whose children learn to play an instrument are familiar with the question of what the point is of being able to play the violin, cello or piano. Our author has three children and quotes a
Jürgen Beckmerhagen,
Sep. 2024

Music from Outer Space

Geometric shapes, AI and the creativity of young people and trained musicians – these are the components of a project in Potsdam that has resulted in a unique symphony. Classes six and seven from the
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