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Steiner school
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Steiner school

School committed to the educational philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, who developed a curriculum for children from the nursery-school stage to the age of 17. The curriculum lays a strong emphasis on artistic creativity and intuitive thinking but also permits pupils to take state exams in traditional academic subjects. His pioneer school established in Stuttgart, Germany, 1919 inspired other countries to adopt his ideas.



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He founded Waldorf Education in 1919 and today it is present in 900 independent schools in 55 different countries.
Waldorf education tends to emphasize arts and crafts, music, and movement, especially at younger ages, and textbooks are eschewed in favor of books the students make for themselves.
UO senior and international studies major Nik Steinberg leads the class in green certification at the Village School, a holistic, arts-integrated K-8 charter school, inspired by Waldorf education.
 
 
 
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