Ana Gomez, in a nice and pleasant chat, he told us why he chose waldorf for his children. Halfway between pedagogy and personal experience, some fundamental keys of pedagogy are revealed to us. Thank you Ana!!
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“I am waldorf” , and, this statement seen from the eyes of ignorance can be strange , oblivious to what we're used to in the current education cycle, It may even sound "weird" and I know it because these same sensations were the ones that flooded me before I met him , to live it and above all to see my children grow up with a surprising desire to go to school , to learn and grow with a smile . (more…)
“Human passions are a mystery, those who have not lived them cannot understand them and those who have lived them cannot explain them”
The endless story. Michael Ende.
Something like this happens to me when they ask me about the Waldorf School, I find it hard to explain what is lived there. I could count the great coherence of the contents and its adjustment with what the human being needs. I could talk about the depth with which the subjects are worked and the skills that children acquire. Also from the feeling of familiarity that one has there, turning the school into a second home. But there is something more than that, there's something i can't explain, it is a feeling that this pedagogy offers the child what he really needs and allows his individual qualities and characteristics to flourish. (more…)
Jesús and Yasmina tell us how they live day to day with their son Marc and what the adaptation period was like. What's more, Jesus is the school cook, what he allows to speak from the front line how he lives the family environment of the school.
Vanesa tells us about her experience at the Waldorf school:
Miriam is a kindergarten teacher and mother of a beautiful school boy… and he tells us about his relationship with the school: