This is a fairly recent discovery of mine — Rudolf Steiner Audio.
I’ve already downloaded a couple of the lectures that have been recorded by a man named Dale Brunsvold and they are fabulous. I’ve mentioned before that for reading I prefer Steiner’s books. The conversational, repetitive style of some of the lectures bothers me a [...]
Friday is my day to share with you one of the wonderful Waldorf education and parenting blogs that I read.
Today’s feature is Shelley from Waldorf Mama.
Shelley is a Waldorf mother somewhere in Texas and her posts are quite inspiring. Many of her entries are handwork related (which satisfies the knitter in me) and her photos [...]
Oh, so sorry, dear readers, once again I have been neglectful. This week I am teaching an 8th grade creative writing block at a nearby Waldorf school. Writing and language arts are my specialty, so I’m really enjoying it. It’s so much fun to study writing and then watch as the students’ writing improves.
For this [...]
It’s Friday again — my chance to share with you all blogs and websites that I find particularly inspiring.
Today’s feature is Jen’s blog called Ancient Hearth.
Jen is the mother of twin daughters who are in first grade. She is homeschooling them, using the Waldorf curriculum as inspiration. Over the past few months I have read [...]
I’m starting a new Friday rhythm here called “Feature Friday.” Each Friday I’ll feature one of my favorite Waldorf blogs or websites.
I love blogs for the peek that they give into the lives of other families. Somehow with their beautifully processed photos and sweet little synopses they seem so much lovelier than my own very [...]
Hello all.
I’m taking a little break from this lovely stay-home day to let you all know about some great workshops that are happening at The Waldorf Connection.
All of the wonderful people whose blogs you read regularly are offering workshops here on a variety of Waldorf subjects. Just take a gander at the topics being offered. . [...]
I try to stick to just posting reviews on this site, but it feels appropriate to recognize the Holy Nights here somehow. I just posted about a way to recognize the Holy Nights on my home blog, Home School Life. Check it out.
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There are a handful of Waldorf websites that I check pretty regularly. They represent a diverse range of information — from the esoteric to the hands-on practical. Here are my favorites. Please post yours in the comments.
1. Waldorf World – Back in the day this site was called Bob and Nancy’s. Bob and Nancy are still there behind the [...]
This morning as I clicked through my blogroll I read a review of a book about curative education in the Waldorf movement written by Carrie at The Parenting Passageway that I really wanted to share with you here. It made me think that it would be great to post a list of Waldorf blogs. I love reading about the real experiences [...]
There are at least two great Waldorf homeschooling email lists where teachers (homeschooling and traditional) exchange insights and information. The two Yahoo lists I belong to are listed below.
Waldorf Home Educators – This list is administrated by Marsha Johnson, a long time Waldorf teacher in Portland, OR.
Homeschooling Waldorf – This list is administrated by Melisa Nielsen, long-time [...]
