Teacher Resources

Identifies and explores the seven physiological life processes and how they relate to the healthy development of children.

Author: Roberto Trostli

Every child holds a collection of secrets. Once revealed the child becomes more able to connect to others, to adults, and is more ready to learn.

Waldorf Publications A Call to Teach

A comprehensive collection of Rudolf Steiner's thoughts and ideas on teaching religion in Waldorf schools.

Lecture titles: 'Creative Rhythms in the Life of the Child,' 'The Role of Temperament in Understanding the Child,' 'How does Waldorf Education Prepare Children for Life?' 'Geography and Our Responsibility for the Earth,' 'World History and the Search for

Reflections and Suggestions for Teachers for Creating a Community of Research in Waldorf Schools

Author: David Mitchell and David Alsop Essays on Business Practices within Waldorf Schools - A collection of essays examining the financial and organizational thinking within Waldorf schools in North America.

The Growth and Development of a School as a Living Entity

An in-depth exploration of the curriculum of the first Waldorf school, expanding on the original 'Lehrplan'.

Author: Eric Philpott

Second Grade Development, Observation, and Assessment: Background and Manual

This handbook contains ideas for Waldorf teachers to help them plan and review their lessons.

Educational Support for the Classroom

Does homework work? Why is it assigned, and is it effective for good learning?

Essays by experienced Waldorf Educators from Rudolf Steiner, the founder of the curriculum at the first Waldorf school, and including Eileen Hutchins from the middle of the last century, Christof Wiechert former head of the Pedagogical Section for the int

Inspiration and vision about teaching and raising children are in the pages of this book of essays.

Torin Finser, an experienced Waldorf practitioner, argues that teachers need to be given space and permission to re-find themselves; and that through this process, they can continue to be a much-needed inspiration for our children.