Title: | Observation, Thinking, the Senses |
Categories: | General Waldorf Education, Child Development, Evaluation/Assessment, Inner Life of the Teacher, Remediation, About Anthroposophy, Elementary School, Middle School, High School |
BookID: | 864 |
Authors: |
Eileen Hutchins |
ISBN-10(13): | 978-1-938685-18-7 |
Publisher: | Rudolf Steiner College Press |
Publication date: | 1-1-2000 |
Number of pages: | 24 |
Language: | English |
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A Series of Articles Most of those who are involved with education today rather sadly conclude that children are becoming increasingly limited in their powers of observation. In certain fields, children are keenly awake, but they are frequently blind and deaf to much that used to delight most of us when we were young. One can be put to shame by a child of six or seven when there are questions of technology and modern life, but the average child of today has no interest for trees, flowers, or birds, and passes by many aspects of nature with unseeing eyes.
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