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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: About the Transcripts of Lectures
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    • the general cultural life of today: the requirement of meeting fully
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Preface
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    • Spiritual Science of Man which it had been his life's work to
    • reverence: the difference it makes to life when imagination first
    • true preparation for life.
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • for a new Art of Education. The whole of life must be
    • epoch of life child is wholly sense-organ. Nature of child's
    • epoch, seven to fourteen, fantasy and imagination as life-blood of
    • school life. Drawing of diagrams, from ninth year. Completion and
    • basis of wisdom for later life. Simple colour exercises. A Waldorf
    • teaching matter must be intimately connected with life. Thus in
    • medieval thinking. Contrast Atomic Theory. In real life we have first
    • chewing the cud. Instrumental music from beginning of school life,
    • relation to the life after death. If language is rightly taught, out
    • real phenomena of life. The problem of fatigue. Wrong
    • Composition. Sums from real life, not abstractions.
    • Einstein's Theory. The Kindergarten — Imitation of life.
    • life. Decimal system as an intellectual abstraction.
    • belonging to English life. Gymnastics should be taught by
    • English life. These can be introduced at an early age.
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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    • The need for a new Art of Education. The whole of life must be
    • in educational life, but we are urged to do so out of our whole
    • cultural life.
    • that prevailed in all departments of life and indeed had done so
    • on all sorts of emotions and opinions as to what life ought to
    • life into earthly life? This is the kind of question which can be
    • In our present-day life we
    • in our present cultural life. We have theories, but no living
    • insight, either into the world, life or men. A true insight will lead
    • to a true practice in life, but we have no such practical life today.
    • of life, these faults can be clearly seen in them. But in those who
    • are the worst theorists and who are the least practical in life these
    • practical affairs of life with theoretical thoughts. A bank today is
    • being done in life because it is all worked in so unpractical a way.
    • The “practical life” of today is absolutely unpractical
    • Life as a whole is a unity, and we must not only consider the child
    • but the whole of life; we must look at the whole human being.
    • management of the child; for life is a unity, it is all connected. It
    • concept which he is to retain throughout his life, that is just as
    • right conception of man's life as a connected whole that we come to
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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    • In first epoch of life child is wholly sense-organ. Nature of child's
    • epoch, seven to fourteen, fantasy and imagination as life-blood of
    • first epoch of life. It is however the case that during the first
    • seven years a second life organism is gradually built up in the
    • spiritual pre-earthly world is weak, then this second life organism
    • reveal themselves in this second life epoch. In the first epoch,
    • whole of the rest of life.
    • whole of life depends on how one conducts oneself in the presence of
    • life. [Translator's Note.
    • school life up to this time, (including, for instance, the
    • seven years of life and not what you express outwardly in words as a
    • grumpy person, this harms him for the rest of his life. This is why
    • being and human life. What kind of school plan you make is neither
    • it, especially for that age or life epoch of the child in which he is
    • early years are wholly sense-organ, though life is not easy for such.
    • characteristic phenomena of life and only think out how to educate
    • the young instead of observing life itself.
    • Life is
    • is observation of life down to the minutest details.
    • able to observe life in all its manifestations.
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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    • either. In ordinary life we say of everything of which we can sec the
    • not matter whether you are considering a hill which has less life in
    • consequences for his whole life, for this kind of plant knowledge
    • to understand how the earth is really a part of plant life you must
    • earth. This is of great significance for his whole life. For think
    • changing his position in life. If he happens to be in a mood to go
    • life which he must meet with patience or again with courage, and
    • blessing into his life. But if his courage is so developed in his
    • life that it unites with cleverness — the cleverness which in
    • life.
    • he needs a certain life in it for one particular species of plant.
    • definite way, with his whole life of soul, body and spirit.
    • child demands at each age of life. For this we need real observation
    • life of today, is like talking about colours to someone who is colour
    • used today — the lifeless sciences such as Physics, etc.
    • conception of life as it runs its course if one is taught everything
    • this reason education for moral life must run parallel to the actual
    • be educated in a healthy way in his soul life.
    • one part of his soul life; in the depths of human nature, even in the
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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    • school life. Drawing of diagrams, from ninth year. Completion and
    • basis of wisdom for later life. Simple colour exercises. A Waldorf
    • a feeling for the inward life of the soul. A teacher or educator must
    • life courageously, for in fact the whole question of education is not
    • teachers' meetings, which are the heart of the whole school life, the
    • repeatedly coming up again and again in life and working upon each
    • presented to us wrongly. This cleavage in the feeling life, which may
    • intellect, that in the adult has its own independent life, must not
    • whole life. Learning to think directly through the head is not the
    • kind of thinking that will last him his life. He will become
    • he will be wise and prudent in the affairs of his life, and there
    • child of six or seven. Thus it is that the different epochs of life
    • life, namely that in one lesson they have to absorb what is then
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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    • All teaching matter must be intimately connected with life. Thus in
    • thinking. Contrast Atomic Theory. In real life we have first a basket
    • in your teaching that are remote from life itself. Everything which
    • is intimately connected with life can be understood. One could even
    • with the life of man. This is not the case with abstractions.
    • so that in many respects he is himself remote from life. This brings
    • that have no connection with real life. The modern age has proved
    • however should be derived from life itself, and here it is supremely
    • that there should be moments in a man's life when in his thirtieth or
    • awakens new life in a man. But if you look at all the object lessons
    • thus he will gradually learn to build up number out of life.
    • from real life, and only when number has thus been worked out
    • straight from life should you try to introduce counting by letting
    • do the counting at all. In ordinary life people have no idea what a
    • earthly life. It is there for beauty's sake, it is true, because our
    • man's former earth-life. The head is a metamorphosis of the former
    • life on earth, and the fact of having a head only begins to have a
    • in spiritual life is-done from the body. Mathematics are done by the
    • the children. In fact there is nothing better in life than making the
    • Arithmetic too must be approached out of life. The living thing is
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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    • music from beginning of school life, wind or strings. Teaching of
    • in relation to the life after death. If language is rightly taught, out
    • first seven years of life the etheric body has been carrying out
    • years of life, the child learns everything by imitation, but now he
    • this account it is essential, for the inner processes of life between
    • on the other hand it is a wonderful thing in the child's life when
    • point of time in the life of the child which falls between the ninth
    • as soon as the child comes to us at the beginning of his school life
    • the further course of the life after death that soon ceases also.
    • soul life flow outwards and thereby becomes a real expression of the
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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    • phenomena of life. The problem of fatigue. Wrong conceptions of
    • real life, not abstractions. Einstein's Theory. The Kindergarten
    • - Imitation of life. Teacher' Meetings, the heart of the school.
    • the children through these early years of school life.
    • through our teaching of plant and animal life. You can treat these
    • only at this time that we can pass on to lifeless nature, for it is
    • child's soul life. From about nine-and-a-third to about
    • only very gradually introduce the lifeless world when the child is
    • approaching his twelfth year, for this lifeless world must be grasped
    • up with life as far as possible, not simply start, for instance, with
    • physical phenomena also it is just as important to start from life
    • on. Thus you must connect everything with life itself.
    • life itself, and your chemical phenomena also.
    • the essential thing, to begin with real life in considering the
    • He does not get tired if you start from real life. He gets tired if
    • life. You must examine this closely. Look first of all at a human
    • still make the lifeless things live through fantasy and always
    • connect them with real life. It is possible to connect all the
    • phenomena of Physics with real life, but we ourselves must have
    • be taken from real life. This is something which you can often hear
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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    • as related to real life. Decimal system as an intellectual abstraction.
    • belonging to English life. Gymnastics should be taught by demonstration.
    • of English life. These can be introduced at an early age.
    • connected with life.
    • directly with life.
    • life, namely the spending of money; and here you are more favourably
    • out you will find that a transition also takes place in life itself.
    • life itself. [The sketch was made on the blackboard
    • life, for they are no longer alive, and we have them with us only as
    • part in English life, and the child should grow up into life. Only
    • I always speak from the standpoint of practical life, I have to say
    • meant to bring into the school a philosophy of life or anything
    • “Method-School”; we do not interfere with social life as
    • life during the course of the years; it contributes in a very special
    • that this free religious teaching truly brings new life to
    • life is making it necessary to teach these languages, you must teach
    • circumstances of life. It is not at all so important which language



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