Posts tagged anthroposophy

Cedarwood’s Pedagogical Director, Chiaki Uchiyama, provides an in-depth look at how Waldorf education serves not just our children, but all of humanity.

Parenting, Elementary School, Early Education, Middle SchoolChiaki UchiyamaApril 9, 2021mission of waldorf, waldorf education, mission of waldorf education, anthroposophy, rudolf steiner, childhood development, child development, waldorf teacher, teacher, education, chiaki uchiyama, waldorf pedagogy

Community Study Group: An Impulse of Healing & Self-Education

In the Community Study Group, parents, grandparents, and friends have sat together and thought on the children, our own lives (past, present, and future), on education, and aspects of being human in today’s world and more.

The space we weave with our own thoughts and interests in each other leaves us feeling more connected and ready to start our week.

Community Events, ParentingChelsea Slaven-DavisDecember 5, 2019Cedarwood Waldorf Schoolcommunity study group, community, anthroposophy, parenting

Waldorf 100: The Art Hall as a Cultural Center

It took courage to start the first Waldorf school 100 years ago, and it takes courage to continue to build on this legacy around the world. Cedarwood is pleased to participate in this worldwide celebration and to open doors of its Art Hall to the greater Portland community.

Community EventsChelsea Slaven-DavisNovember 6, 2019Cedarwood Waldorf Schoolwaldorf100, art hall, anthroposophical art, anthroposophy, art

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In the Community Study Group, parents, grandparents, and friends have sat together and thought on the children, our own lives (past, present, and future), on education, and aspects of being human in today’s world and more.

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