Thank you for covering Rudolph Steiner! He was a fascinating genius who was able to master multiple disciplines. The things he is discussing are still being pondered on the RUclips videos featuring the brightest minds of today. Rudolph believed in communication with the dead. My daughters went to a Steiner (Waldorf) grade school, and now my granddaughter does. Like everything with Rudolph, they were way ahead of their time, and timeless in nature. As an interesting side note, during a class meeting of parents, regarding math homework, the moment someone mentioned his name, a math book, that was sitting on a shelf horizontally, came off of the shelf and fell straight down to the floor with a loud clap. Very intriguing man. Also, your voice and presentation are great!!
@@goldenwhisprs The curriculum goes through history with the age of the child. The more ancient the history is, the younger it is taught. The idea is that younger children, who still live in their imagination, are better suited to learn something like Greek mythology than a child who has started to think about reason. That age group would study the Enlightenment. They have lessons and festivals that are season appropriate, both materially and spiritually. They try to encourage the spirit of childhood to carry over into later years by not trying to squash it out of the child before they're ready. They try to encourage first, community involvement and commitment, and then later individual development. They also utilize Hippocrates four personality types, for better understanding of the students. They have specialized teachers for subjects in later grades. In the early years they play and learn to listen and work together. They bake and clean up their space. They learn about where things come from and how they are made. They also learn about archetypes. I'm really rambling, and I am not doing it justice. If you are interested in education, for any reason, it is absolutely worth looking into!!! Also look into Anthroposophy. 💫
Somewhere my concentration is being lost due to caption placement, those unnecessary blinking stars, slow narration without proper enthusiasm. Finally watched the video by zooming the screen and at 1.25x.
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Thank you for covering Rudolph Steiner! He was a fascinating genius who was able to master multiple disciplines. The things he is discussing are still being pondered on the RUclips videos featuring the brightest minds of today. Rudolph believed in communication with the dead. My daughters went to a Steiner (Waldorf) grade school, and now my granddaughter does. Like everything with Rudolph, they were way ahead of their time, and timeless in nature. As an interesting side note, during a class meeting of parents, regarding math homework, the moment someone mentioned his name, a math book, that was sitting on a shelf horizontally, came off of the shelf and fell straight down to the floor with a loud clap. Very intriguing man. Also, your voice and presentation are great!!
OMG! Really? Reading this made me think for a minute. What do they teach in school?
@@goldenwhisprs The curriculum goes through history with the age of the child. The more ancient the history is, the younger it is taught. The idea is that younger children, who still live in their imagination, are better suited to learn something like Greek mythology than a child who has started to think about reason. That age group would study the Enlightenment. They have lessons and festivals that are season appropriate, both materially and spiritually. They try to encourage the spirit of childhood to carry over into later years by not trying to squash it out of the child before they're ready. They try to encourage first, community involvement and commitment, and then later individual development. They also utilize Hippocrates four personality types, for better understanding of the students. They have specialized teachers for subjects in later grades. In the early years they play and learn to listen and work together. They bake and clean up their space. They learn about where things come from and how they are made. They also learn about archetypes. I'm really rambling, and I am not doing it justice. If you are interested in education, for any reason, it is absolutely worth looking into!!! Also look into Anthroposophy. 💫
Excellent! Thank you. Been trying to conceive of four dimensions and the folding helped.
Wonderful!
Please add the visuals of what you are talking about. The gloves, etc.
Somewhere my concentration is being lost due to caption placement, those unnecessary blinking stars, slow narration without proper enthusiasm. Finally watched the video by zooming the screen and at 1.25x.
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@@goldenwhisprs thanks