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Conference moira::parenting

Title:Parenting
Notice:Previous PARENTING version at MOIRA::PARENTING_V3
Moderator:GEMEVN::FAIMANY
Created:Thu Apr 09 1992
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1292
Total number of notes:34837

1087.0. "_Teacher Magazine_ article on Waldorf education" by MOIRA::FAIMAN (Alternately stone in you and star) Fri Jan 26 1996 10:22

Last spring Pine Hill Waldorf School (in Wilton, NH) was visited for three days
by a reporter from _Teacher Magazine_, who attended classes and spoke at length
with many of our teachers.  You can imagine how delighted we were to find Pine
Hill on the front cover of the October issue, with one of the best articles on
Waldorf Education I've ever read.

If you're interested, you can find the complete text of the article on the Web
at <http://www.jlc.net/~faiman/waldorf_way.html>.

	-Neil
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1087.1Info. neededROCCER::MORRISONFri Jan 26 1996 17:1810
    What is Waldorf education?  Could you elaborate on it without my going
    into the web to read the article.  How much is the tuition there.  I
    have a 14 yr. old in the Amherst school system, that is very artsy and
    creative and I'm looking for a school that she would fit into.  Amherst
    stresses lots of homework and regimentation, which I do not agree with
    for all students.  Aren't there two private schools in Wilton?
    
    Thanks in advance,
    
    Bruce
1087.2thanks and ?STOWOA::SPERAThu Feb 01 1996 13:243
    Any other pointers to info on Waldorf education...list of schools etc ?
    
    Oh, obviously, thanks for that pointer.
1087.3pointersMOIRA::FAIMANAlternately stone in you and starThu Feb 01 1996 16:1324
>    Any other pointers to info on Waldorf education...list of schools etc ?

There are some Waldorf education discussions in MOIRA::PARENTING_V3, topic 35.

On the WWW, take a look at the Waldorf Education FAQ:

	http://www.io.com/~lefty/Waldorf_FAQ.html

and the Directory of Waldorf Schools in North America:

	http://www.io.com/user/karisch/waldir.html

There is also a Waldorf education mailing list (only for those with lots of
space in their mailboxes!) -- to subscribe, send E-mail to
[email protected], with the following line in the *body* (not the
subject) of your message:

	SUBSCRIBE WALDORF your-first-name your-last-name

(To unsubscribe from the list, send mail to the same address with the following
line in the message body:

	SIGNOFF WALDORF
)
1087.4thanksSTOWOA::SPERAMon Feb 05 1996 09:591
    Thanks for the pointers.