His supporters considered him to be «the most comprehensive spirit of our time», a «thinker of the greatest brilliance»”, a «man of unlimited impact» and lamented the «disgusting maliciousness» of th
German Trauma Team Helps Asheville Waldorf School Community
The Asheville Waldorf School recently held a series of workshops with both parents and students to help heal their community from the impact of hurricane Helene.
Waldorf education for all social classes: Since 1991, there have been publicly funded Waldorf schools in the United States, so-called Waldorf charter schools.
The Pedagogical Section at the Goetheanum on behalf of the Hague Circle – International Council for Steiner Waldorf Education – is offering an online journal to support teachers.
Today, when so many people are struggling with fatigue, overwhelm and burnout, the wise advice "rhythm replaces strength" holds great help! Rudolf Steiner shared this insight more than 100 years ago—w
«Please sing for Ms. Pichler at Adelholzstraße 5, third floor. The lady is 84 years old, lost her husband a year ago and is physically ill and depressed. You will find her at home on Saturday between
Addressing Suicidal Tendencies to Prevent Suicides
In 2022, 292 children and young people in Germany died as a result of suicide. This is the figure given by the Federal Statistical Office. Author Martin Schäuble has written a book on this topic. A yo
How an almost blind student and a tenth grade class defied pessimism. Does Waldorf education also work in the dark, i.e. for students who can see nothing or almost nothing? Our author, art teacher and
In an interview with our editor, long-time class and religion teacher Stefan Grosse explains how he approached the topics of death and dying with students in religion lessons and why it is important n
A turning point in the middle of childhood that leads to a deepened sense of self – this is how Rudolf Steiner saw the Rubicon. Our author Axel Föller-Mancini writes about what this special developmen
I still remember vividly lying in bed for an entire night as a child, sad and sleepless, thinking all the time that my parents would die one day. I was nine years old.