What do ppl know about Rudolf Steiner?

Question

Have you ever worked in a Rudolf Steiner school? How did it work?

Answer 1

Sorry, dont know anything but i found this - hope it helps. There seems to be a lot of info on the net about this guy - get surfing girl! ;o)

Steiner's current legacy lies in education and agriculture. His education philosophy made him a notable figure among progressive educators just after the First World War, and his "Waldorf schools" are still known and respected by many today (although quite understandably everyone tends to look down on his associated cosmology in a rather dismissive way). In the 1940's and '50's in Australia at least the Steiner people developed the Camp Hill Communities (for example Warranala in Sydney), with curitative education of other retarded children. In many ways these were the forerunners of the modern communes, with aspects of closed monastic communities.

Answer 2

I know a couple of people that went t Rudolph Steiner schools. I think they generally encourage natural skills that the individual has, rather than trying to make everyone conform to the smae syllabus... but I'm not sure.

They're generally more interesting, with it people.

Answer 3

The university I attend has a degree in steiner.

All I got from them was that it is a bit airy fairy and he was a drunk and into astrology type crap.

Its a for of education that addresses all aspects of a persons life.

Answer 4

usse tumne jaane ke liye kyun kaha? or you can say usse ko tum ne jaane ke liye kyun kaha? tum/tummne are familiar, in case u didnt know, like you would use them for someone younget than u or same age or your friend. the formal/more respectful version is aap/aapne which you would use if you wanted to talk to your parents, friends parents, someone older than you, teacher, or just out of respect. hope this helped!

Answer 5

NO.