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• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: About the Transcripts of Lectures
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  • it must be borne in mind that faulty passages occur in these
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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  • views, are confronted with a complete impasse, for everything
  • conventions to some extent and not allow all naughtiness to pass
  • passionate desire for knowledge of the external life was not ours
  • Then later, when the child has passed through the change of teeth and
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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  • a picture of it. From it something passes over into the entire
  • yourself passes over into the child and pursues its way within him.
  • passes over into the age of imagination and fantasy. It is not the
  • passed through in the history of civilisation.
  • arise out of these, and then you can pass over to reading.
  • the children have to pass from your Independent School into public
  • the remaining parts impassive should be taught as late as possible.
  • quality in life. A very great deal passes over from teacher to child
  • teacher to child, whereas it is so often untruth that passes between
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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  • for the period between the change of teeth and puberty, passing on in
  • when the child has passed his ninth or tenth year we must introduce
  • that passes backwards into the head, into the skull.
  • were to draw the olfactory nerve of a dog, which passes through his
  • He once noticed that his pupils were passing notes under the desk.
  • passing them under their desks to their neighbours who then wrote
  • This is always the judgment that is passed by the subconscious nature
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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  • one must have the gift of letting a great many things pass
  • wanted to pass on to something else and to relax the tension (which
  • whole group of his children with all their peculiarities pass before
  • them, I must try to pass from one impression to the next even more
  • pass over to the next figure (see drawing d.). I make the curved
  • pass over to a conception of how an object is reflected; if this, let
  • gone sufficiently far with that subject we pass on to another. So
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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  • can pass on and say: “Look, you can find the number two
  • four you will easily be able, with the hand, to pass over to five
  • the head passes on the work to the body, for it is the body which
  • is important to pass on and not merely take counting by adding one
  • general culture of mankind pass unnoticed. Nowadays no one is
  • letting their thoughts pass from the whole to the parts.
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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  • of breathing, passing along the nerve fibres, right into the physical
  • present. The cow digests her food, the digested foodstuffs pass over
  • him passes over into the strings through his bow.
  • one must feel this first of all. You will not of course pass on to
  • Only then can you pass on to what a noun, a verb or an
  • active and passive expressions, and longest of all the expression of
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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  • only at this time that we can pass on to lifeless nature, for it is
  • this, but pass over to all kinds of intellectual things when the
  • you have done this with a few different minerals you can pass on to
  • and from this pass on to equilibrium and balance, and to the
  • principle. “Aliveness” in the teacher must pass over to
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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  • numbers they become so alive in the child that one can easily pass on
  • without regard to their having passed any State examination or not. I
  • do not mean that everyone who has passed a State examination is