Because Waldorf is an Arts based curriculum, does that mean the children are allowed to do what they want? How much structure is there in the Waldorf curriculum?
Waldorf is a very structured and balanced curriculum which is designed to educate “the whole child”. Based on developmental research into the various stages of childhood, the Waldorf teacher requires special training to guide children in their development. Waldorf Education is not “child-directed” education.
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