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Winter 1986 Published by Teachers Key Vol. # Issue CHILD AND MAN JANUARY 1947 - WINTER 1986 PUBLISHED BY TEACHERS KEY VOL. # ISSUE # MONTH YEAR PAGE # SEASON FESTIVAL - 1 - WALDORF SCHOOL PEDAGOGY Authority in Education (A.C. Harwood) The Rudolf Steiner Schools Abroad (A.C. Harwood) Homer, The Beginning of Greek History (R. Lissau) A New Approach to Gymnastics (Olive Whicher) Gymnastics for Young Children (Roy Wilkinson) “A Midsummer Night 's Dream" at the New School (J. Compton-Burnett) Geometry in Relation to Infinity (A.R. Sheen) The Teaching of Grammar in the Younger Classes (E.G. Wilson) Nine Year's Old (A.C. Harwood) The First Week of a New Class (W.O. Field) First Lessons In Chemistry (A.R. Sheen) A Visit to a Nursery Class (E.G. Wilson) The Youngest Servants (B. Mansfield) Preparing Children for the Knowledge of Their Na­ tive Land (Roy Wilkinson) Children’s Questions (A.C. Harwood) First Lessons in Physiology (M. Sargeant) The Teaching of Natural Science (A.R. Sheen) First Lessons About Plants (E.G. Wilson) Address to the Children at the Opening of a New Term (A.W. Kaufman) The Teaching of Writing (Eileen Hutchins) Creatively Onward (Rex Raab) Charcoal Drawing (A.W. Kaufman) The Imaginative Treatment of Geometry in Education c (A.R. Sheen) The Training of the Will in Childhood (Margaret Bennell) Education in Hostel Life (Helen Fox) A German Fairy Tale Play for Children about 10) Years Old (Bronja Huettner) Discipline in a Rudolf Steiner School (Eileen Hutchins) Preparing Children for a Knowledge of Their Native Land (Theodora Veenhof) History in the Eighth Class (G.H. Sargeant) The Little Child at Home and at School (E.G. Wil son) The Education of the Will: A Sketch (L.F. Edmunds) Science Teaching in a Rudolf Steiner School. The Task and the Method (Ernst Lehrs) The Rudolf Steiner Education and Present Education­ al Thought (R. Lissau) A Midsummer Play for the Younger Children (Bronja Huettner) On Learning How to Tell Stories (M.B.A. Laffree) The Age of Puberty (A. W. Kaufmann) Children in a Scientific World (A. R. Sheen) - 2 ;- Literature with the Upper School (L.F. Edmunds) The Early Teaching of Arithmetic (O.W. Field) Children in the Twelfth Year (A.C. Harwood) Woodwork (A.W. Kaufman) Mechanical Influences on Children Today (A.R. Sheen) On Words and Names (A.C. Harwood) The Geometry of the Pentagram (A. R. Sheen) The History of Art as a Necessary Subject in the Curriculum of the Child at Puberty (A.W. Kaufman) Play of Lohengrin (J. Darrel) Epic, Dramatic and Lyric Poetry (Cecil Harwood) Modelling (A.W. Kaufman) First Lessons in Algebra (A.R. Sheen) Questions and Answers (A.C. Harwood and H. Gebert) The Training of Thought and Imagination in the Classroom (F.R. Woolls) The Child and the Alphabet (Henry H. Barnes) Rudolf Steiner's Educational Work in England (E.G. Wilson and H. Fox) How 'General' is the General Certificate of Educa­ tion (Alan Howard) The Nine Year Old Child (A. McAllen) Practical Activities in Class III (Roy Wilkinson) The Twelve Year Old Child (Eileen Hutchins) Architectural Form as an Influence in Education (A.H. Roe) The Teaching of Woodwork (G.L. Rowe) Independent Schools and State Aid (Roy Wilkinson) New Lamps for Old (Editor) Science at the Age of Fourteen (K.M. Jones) The Wise Men's Well (P.S. Moffat) Questions and Answers Eighteen - The School Leaving Age (L.F. Edmunds) Questions and Answers "Mapping Out" a Geography Period (Alan Howard) History in the Twelfth Class (R. Lissau) The Gymnastics Lesson (Knut Clinies-Ross) Questions and Answers "By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them" (Editor) The Teaching of Mathematics (Hans Gebert) Questions and Answers A Painting Lesson (J. G. Smith) History in Class V (Roy Wilkinson) Exchange with Heidenheim (J. Compton-Burnett) Questions and Answers The First King (R. Lissau) The Music Lesson in the First Three Classes (Marjorie Watson) No News Is Good News (Editor) - 3 - Teaching in a Rudolf Steiner School (L.F. Edmunds) "The Most Exciting Thing" (L.F. Edmunds) Questions and Answers A Matter for National Concern (R. Lissau) From Sowing to Baking (A.H. Roe) Rudolf Steiner Schools (Editor) Examinations Examined (H.L.Hetherington) Notes and Comments "Unto Everyone Which Hath Shall Be Given" (Editor) Science in the Middle School (Lawrence Edwards) Examinations Examined (A.C. Harwood) Text Books for the Teacher of German (R. Lissau) Science in the Upper School (Hans Gebert) The Adolescent's Approach to Literature (H.L. Hetherington) In a Nutshell... (R. Lissau) Notes and Comments Notes and Comments Speech Tracing in Germany (W. Glas) What Have Parents Got to Do with It? (Alan Howard) A Note of Despair (R. Lissau) Education and Automation (Alan Howard) Ideas Are Important (Editor) A Background Nature Study in Class Four (Theo Gumbel) Swedish Waldorf School Music in Teaching (Roland Everett) Sound and Silence in the Classroom (W. Glas) The Musical Element in the Teaching of English During the Class teacher Period (Eileen Hutchins) The Shortest Way Home (Roland Everett) Teaching Science Humanely (Hans Gebert) View of Comprehensive Schooling (H.L. Hetherington) A Theory of Man as a Starting Point for Educating the Child View of Comprehensive Schooling (R. Lissau) The Comprehensive Curriculum with Special Reference to the Teaching of Language The School in Society (G.L. Rowe) New York's Steiner School (L.F. Edmunds) What Are the Fundamentals? Questions and Answers First Visit (Ruth Crandell) Sun and Moon (Roland Everett) Apprentices to Culture (Alan Howard) Steiner and Piaget (R. Lissau) Emerson College (L.F. Edmunds) Waldorf Education in Canada (John Kettle) Steiner and Public Education (Rudi Lissau) The Stimulus of Literature (Eileen Goodwin) Stimulating the Will and Imagination (D.J. Patterson) - 4 - Johannesburg's Waldorf School A Non-Denomenational Approach (J. Darrel) Primacy of Speech (R. Lissau) The Pros and Cons of Steiner Schools (David Stedman) Answers to Questions Canada Calling the Future (Alan Howard) Toronto School Opens (Alan Howard) Finding Truth in Art, Beauty in Science (Eileen Hutchins) Steiner Pupils Excel in Creativity Tests (Frank Newell) Tackling the 'System' (Margaret Heitler) Steiner Education's Jubilee (R. Lissau) Creativity Comes Into Its Own (Frank Newell) What the Steiner School Old Scholars Like? (David Stedman) Are Steiner School Old Scholars Alienated Metamorphosis into Leadership (Editor) A Developing Pupil-Teacher Relationship (Hugh Hetherington) Schools Without a Headmaster (R. Lissau) A New Impulse in French Nursery Schools (Colette Courtais) True Comprehensiveness (Editor) All-Age Cricket (Eileen Goodwin) Under One Roof (Margaret Heitler) Britain's Oldest Comprehensive (Hugh Hetherington) Nature of Waldorf Education (Alan Howard) Education for Life (Drummond Hunter) Steiner School Pupils Excel in Creativity (F.M. Newell) What Is a Comprehensive School Foundation Year at Emerson College (John Davy) Man-Centred Curriculum (Editor) Teacher Training at Emerson College (Francis Edmunds) A Curriculum in Search of a Culture (James Hemming) Some Essential Overtones in Teacher Training (R. Lissau) German A-Level Course at a Steiner School (Sybylle Alexander) Reading the Imagery of 7-14 Year Olds (Daniel Bittleston) Class Six -The Experience in the Classroom (John Brett) Editorial Thoughts Arising Out of Experience of Teacher Training in the USA (Werner Glas) Sources of Imagination (Eileen Hutchins) Image and Morality (Rudolf Lissau) Dominance (Audrey E. McAllen) The Right Age for the 3 R's (Earl Ogletree) The Rudolf Steiner School in Vienna (Eleonora Zimmermann) Class Seven (Peter Bark) The Vancouver Waldorf School Steps Out (Noel and Diana Bell) Words and Rhythms (Daniel Bittleston) Preparing to Become a Teacher (Ron Jarman) The Introduction of a Course on Steiner Education in a State Institution of Higher Education (David Mollet) Further Considerations on the Roll of the Free School (David Mollet) Editorial (D. B.) The Spectre of Teacheasy Inc. (John Davy) Waldorf Schools Around the World, North America (Francis Edmunds) Building Play (Jon Godber and Peter Davies) The Future of Education (Alan Howard) Vancouver Waldorf School Steps Out (Alan Howard) The Growth of Waldorf Schools At Home and Abroad (Ron Jarman) Comment (Rudolf Lissau) Geography of Europe with 12 Year Olds (Margaret Shillan) South Africa (Willy Woldyk) Waldorf Education in Latin America (Francis Edmunds) "Speaking of the Waldorf Curriculum ... " (Alan Howard) Children's Questions (A.C. Harwood) A Penetrating Glance at Education in West Germany (Christoph Lindenberg) Leaders of the Plough (R. Brien Masters) Geometric Form Drawing (Earl Ogletree) Botany Alive (Frances Woolls) The Alphabet and Writing (Audrey McAllen) How to Make Them Talk (Sibylle Alexander) The Miracle of Michael House (Arie Blom) New Life for Education (D. B. -Editor) Waldorf Education in the South (Australia, New Zealand, South Africa) (Francis Edmunds) A Class Poem Is Born (Roland Everett) Agriculture Course for Waldorf Pupils (Herbert H. Koepf) A Birthday in the Nursery Class (Margaret Meyerkort) What Do We Mean By an Artistic Education? (Siegfried Rudel) Alternative Technology in Waldorf Schools (Peter Clemm) Waldorf Schools Are News in the Netherlands (Christopher Clouder) A Lesson in the Dark (Norman Davidson) - 6 - Waldorf in India (Leslie Anne Dougherty) Science Reveals Secrets of Life (Lawrence Edwards) Learning to Read from the Book of Nature (Brien Masters) A Deep Communal Impulse (John Adler) First Experience of Science (Roland Everett) Laying the Foundation Stone in the New Wing at Elmfield (Eileen Hutchins) Where a Teacher's Road Can
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