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When I was in teacher training, my teacher asked why I had chosen Waldorf education and I said, ”If I can help one person to have a different experience in school than I had it will be worth it.” Sean came in fifth grade; in sixth grade he developed the habit of randomly leaning back… Read more “Real Education”
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