Educating for Integrated Intelligence

Reclaiming the wholeness of human capacity in an age of complexity For more than a century, the assumption that intelligence ...
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Experiential Education – Students learn best by doing

A growing body of large-scale research affirms that experiential learning is how students learn best across all ages and all ...
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Rooted Before Wired: Educating Children for an AI Future

In Plato’s Phaedrus, Socrates cautions that writing may weaken memory and create the appearance of wisdom without true understanding. As ...
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Back to Basics: The Enduring Value of Handwriting 

In an age when most students can type faster than they can write, it’s easy to wonder whether learning handwriting ...
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The Science of Arts Integration and Student Success

For over a century, educators and researchers alike have recognized that the arts are more than enrichment, they are essential ...
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Waldorf Education in Parents Magazine

Waldorf education is featured in the August issue of Parents magazine in the story -- How Boys May Benefit From ‘Redshirting’ ...
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The Essential Benefits of Play: A Research-Based Perspective

Play isn’t a luxury. It’s foundational to healthy childhood development. An expanding body of interdisciplinary research confirms what many educators ...
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From Waldorf Classmates to Indie Icons

Before they were known as Panda Bear and Deakin—core members of the pioneering experimental band Animal Collective—Noah Lennox and Josh ...
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Whistler Waldorf earns ecoschool certification

Whistler Waldorf School’s year-long, student-powered sustainability efforts—from zero-waste events and community panels to composting and fundraising—earned them Canada’s highest school-environmental ...
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