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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Appendix to Lecture 5
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    • triangle again ABC; then draw the square on the hypotenuse ABDE.
    • Proceed as follows: draw the triangle ABC again over here, DBF. Then
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Preface
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    • But on reflection it will be found that they return again and again
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • whole. Other numbers proceed from it. Building with bricks is against
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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    • Again, I take great trouble
    • had a son or a daughter, and these again a son or a daughter, and so
    • teeth at seven, fourteen, and again at twenty-one years of age, and
    • it is again milk that you must give him, but now, milk for the soul.
    • treatment of reading and writing must be connected, again by artistic
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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    • materialistic age sins terribly against it. Take for example the
    • pictures again directly out of life. This is the way you must do it.
    • primitive peoples. When he knocks against a hard object he hits it
    • said over and over again.
    • sincerity and truth, then much will be gained. The child will retain
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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    • manure that is put into it. The child can only gain an understanding
    • life which he must meet with patience or again with courage, and
    • entirety. Then comes another kind, but again not the whole of it.
    • exists again as a giant human being. The whole animal kingdom is a
    • formed. Or again if the upper part of your face were to be pushed up
    • how the force of will which is in all animals lives again in man, but
    • differently in their sport, but there again there is something
    • and knowledge of man. Think once again of the two things of which I
    • out of the wave (B), and this again out of the wave (A), that is, if
    • again this makes demands on the teacher's fantasy. But he must be
    • working against the development of his human nature, and punishments
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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    • — these children I shall only meet in later years, again
    • fifteenth years, to come back to it again in some way or other. Just
    • again and again furnish the content of the methods employed in his
    • dawn. As the dawn faded the pale blue sky gradually appeared again
    • thought again of what the dog had said, that that was a great big
    • moment a lamb came by and the little violet again felt she must ask
    • be afraid again and thought she would only hear from the lamb what
    • because he had such good gentle eyes, the violet asked again:
    • teacher gave in again and prepared a third story for them. And at
    • again to hear the next thrilling story.
    • and then if you like you can get him to tell the story again, but
    • repeatedly coming up again and again in life and working upon each
    • again when the child is more mature. But the teacher himself must
    • again is something that I can easily bring to a child's
    • enormous gain to the child if the concentration on one subject for a
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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    • numbers proceed from it. Building with bricks is against child's
    • is five again and eight; count them together and you have
    • whole, but this will give the child dead concepts. He will not gain
    • these five contained within the forty-five? You see that here again I
    • again much depends on our teaching Arithmetic in the way we have
    • understand in a similar way; but we will speak of it again today. Now
    • lose your belief in it again. You have to believe afresh every time
    • think it over afterwards you will have forgotten it again. You must
    • make your pupils do it again and again, they have to ferret it out by
    • again constantly and work it out every time afresh. This is inherent
    • wanting to do it again, especially if you let them cut it out. There
    • quite well and can always do it again. But most of the children,
    • being more reasonable, will cut it out wrong again and again and have
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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    • in the brain, touches the nerve fibres everywhere, goes down again
    • column, spreads out again, becomes permeated with carbon, goes back
    • again and is breathed out.
    • always the expression of astonishment, wonder. Or again, a fly
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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    • can see that it divides itself again into three sections, and it is
    • here again proceeding from the whole and not from the part. This is
    • again it is “aliveness” that must be the guiding
    • life again. In our time we suffer terribly from the unreality of
    • and then let it come back again; we are then told what happens to
    • this watch if it goes out at the speed of light and comes back again.
    • whizzed away at this speed, then comes back again; I should like to
    • boys themselves gain in quickness of comprehension when they are in a
    • meetings, so that every teacher really has the opportunity to gain an
    • Or again,
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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    • something concrete, and then make it abstract again. We should make
    • against drawing teachers. I would like to put it thus: here is a
    • up, then swinging back, then grasping the bar again. There is no
    • Again, the child cannot be brought to an



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