Waldorf philosophy

Montessori and Waldorf education philosophies both prioritize child-centered learning, yet they differ in their approaches. Come learn about their similarities and differences!

I grew up attending school in France and never liked it. I have always been successful, ranking top of my classes, graduated high school at age 16… but I always hated school. I felt like I did not belong. I was not interested in the way we were taught – […]

If you’re new to Waldorf education and exploring the different education styles available, you have likely come across Montessori education.

Are you wondering what is Waldorf education? What makes it different from other teaching philosophies? Find out more about it here.

Nicole, from Frontier Dreams, was kind enough to share her families daily rhythm with us a while back. Today, she is back to revisit their morning rhythm… Welcome, Nicole. : : : Good Morning Dear Earth Good morning dear earth Good morning dear sun Good morning dear flowers and fairies, every […]

learning environment with respect, and were able to... exist in their own community, with little direction... This is termed normalization in Montessori.

A Waldorf teacher blog and curriculum resource

A series that explores the ideas and philosophies behind Waldorf Education… For more information on Waldorf Education, please visit the Discovering Waldorf Series from the Waldorf tab in the Navigation bar. Blessings and magic, Donni Are you interested in a Waldorf-inspired lifestyle? Sign up to receive helpful new Discovering Waldorf articles. Email Address […]

if you consider Montessori and Waldorf philosophies, you’ll notice that they are not just for academics—they actually change your daily life

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