| Sumario: | This book explores the principles and practices of Waldorf education as envisioned by Rudolf Steiner. It delves into the pedagogical approach that emphasizes holistic development, artistic expression, and fostering freedom in learning. The text highlights the educational philosophy's origins in social reform and its application in the Waldorf school movement. It examines the role of the teacher, curriculum design, and the nurturing of students' inner potential. Aimed at educators, parents, and those interested in alternative education methods, the book underscores the importance of personalized learning environments that adapt to the needs of modern society and cultivate lifelong learners.
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