Steiner / Waldorf homeschooling

[Penarddun]

Thanks

[Kris]

Oh my gawd! How good is her site!?! I'm loving her blog posts, the yahoogroup is weirding me out a little but I"m used to super Christian posters from another group I belonged to. Entire threads on "modesty in daughters"

I'm so glad I'm on my own path here!

[Penarddun]

I know what you mean about the "modesty in daughters" .

I could look at her blog for hours......

Oh, yep the Aus Steiner Group is slack on replies.....

[bella]

We could all always start posting on the Aussie one, if you want to revive it and see who's out there?

Kris, I also found Alan's books difficult in the early days. I guess I got hold of my first one over 10 years ago now. Some things he wrote I totally didn't agree with, but that's fairly normal for most education books!

I find that they're the type of book I refer to for inspiration and understanding rather than information. Sometimes I've taken a year just to read one of them. Picking it up and reading another chapter, or going back over something I didn't quite grasp first time.

I still read and recommend them though. His decades of experience in Steiner education is of value, and once you get a feel for his style, there's a good deal to be gained from his work.