Articles as of 2009

Sort by
Henning Kullak-Ublick,
Sep. 2020

Wake-up call

Recently, when watching an old film, I have occasionally got the feeling: “Hey, don’t you realise you’re much too close to each other and standing in too large groups? Why aren’t you paying…
Stephan Elbracht,
Sep. 2020

Wood, metal and stone

Wood, metal and stone not only require different tools but also quite different skills and states of mind. Humans and trees are connected through the breathing – their breathing corresponds with…
Anette Sigler,
Sep. 2020

The art in practical work. Handwork lessons in Waldorf school

For those unfamiliar with Waldorf education, it possesses some strange features and handwork lessons are considered by some to be among them. Even the name alone! Where similar lessons exist in…
Henning Hauke,
Sep. 2020

Art education – a workshop report from upper school

Generally speaking, art is not compatible with industrial reproduction in the art lessons of the Waldorf school. The question is whether technically reproduced media – such as for example photography…
Gabriele Hiller,
Sep. 2020

Why look at art?

Art appreciation as a field of experience in upper school work.
Birgit Wegerich-Bauer,
Aug. 2020

High-flyers also need flying lessons. The potential and problems of highly gifted children

High-flyers, nerds, misfits ... the list of names which highly gifted children are called is a long one. In early childhood they can easily be identified as high-flyers. But often they are thwarted…
Aug. 2020

When children are mind readers

Interview with the development mentor Michael Harslem.
Julia Lichte,
Aug. 2020

Highly sensitive adolescents in psychotherapeutic practice

Julia Lichte is a body therapist using depth psychology (HAKOMI®) and trauma therapist in Lübeck. She has many years of experience accompanying highly sensitive people.
Christof Wiechert,
Jul. 2020

The best job imaginable …

As the Waldorf schools have taken the hurdle of the first hundred years, the time has maybe come to think about some things that could change. The idea, for example, that being a teacher is…
Susanne Speckenbach,
Jul. 2020

How do I teach without stress? Practical tips

That the job of teacher belongs to those professions in which people are subject to great stress for relatively long periods of time is well known. Just think of the many teachers who want to take…
Brigitte Pietschmann,
Jul. 2020

Taking oneself out of the firing line

I write from the perspective of an English teacher who retired a few years ago and is aware of the danger of glossing over her experiences with hindsight. On the other hand, I did sit in on a lesson…
Holger Grebe,
Jul. 2020

Pegasus help

On the southern wall of our living room a surprise lurks in the plaster. Sized about 40 x 27 centimetres, a half-relief is rises above the grainy substrate showing a winged horse.
Search results 121 until 132 of 939