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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: About the Transcripts of Lectures
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    • preferences of the members. Whoever reads these privately-printed
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Appendix to Lecture 5
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    • on the hypotenuse); they are already within it. The part (5) exactly
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Preface
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    • reader of these lectures must bear in mind that in giving them
    • somewhat dogmatic flavour to the new reader who does not know what
    • unrevised) typescript. The lectures should be read as talks given to
    • the reader to put new and truer questions to the genius of
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • all education, e.g. in teaching of writing and reading, based on free
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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    • satisfaction to find that here in England you are ready to consider
    • a rule, the bodies have already become heavy, even in infancy. The
    • the body has then been made ready, it no longer offers the same
    • ready to meet them. You must allow the child's inner nature to decide
    • he is taught to read and write as two separate things it is just as
    • at another. Reading and writing must form a unity. You must bring
    • artistically to the teaching of reading, and how this artistic
    • treatment of reading and writing must be connected, again by artistic
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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    • all education, e.g. in teaching of writing and reading, based on free
    • great deal there, they almost learn to read. They are supplied with
    • in the same degree as previously. This already diminishes between the
    • or twenty they are, nowadays, already blasé and have lost their
    • treads on his heels shows in this one small characteristic of his
    • the child's sense experiences have already a quality of soul, it is
    • On no account should you teach reading first, but proceeding from
    • arise out of these, and then you can pass over to reading.
    • great help to you because the sounds are already formed in the
    • have already become a means of magic because they are merely
    • will object that the children then learn to read and write too late.
    • when the children learn to read and write too soon. It is a very bad
    • thing to be able to write early. Reading and Writing as we have them
    • being able to read and write well before this age, the better it is
    • development as one who early, at seven or eight years, can already
    • read and write perfectly. These are things which the teacher must
    • show you, above all, that it is quite wrong to teach reading before
    • body, the whole man is engaged. In reading only the head is occupied
    • read the Seminar Course, you will see that you are allowed the
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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    • also belongs to it the soil beneath it spread out on all sides, maybe
    • that is spread out in the animal kingdom. We can express it like
    • all the animals within him. The animal kingdom is a man spread out,
    • by considering it as a human being spread out into all the animal
    • of a human being spread out over the whole earth. Thus he, a human
    • only towards the twelfth year that the child is ready to hear causes
    • must read from the nature of the child how he should be treated. If
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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    • from 8–9 Arithmetic; 9–10 Reading, 10–11 Writing,
    • Reading 9–10, but we have Arithmetic alone for several weeks,
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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    • probably find that the thread of your recollections breaks somewhere,
    • us do it like this: Let us spread out our fingers and our thumb so
    • mother who had a large piece of bread. She said to her little boy,
    • Henry: “Divide the bread, but you must divide it in a Christian
    • “You must cut the bread into two pieces, one larger and one
    • already learnt to count, and so that we get a clear idea of the whole
    • for it has already been membered by nature in a definite way. When
    • well acquainted with, and which you may even have already come to
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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    • already told you that if the spirit-soul is strong, then during the
    • itself, goes up through the spinal column (see drawing), spreads out
    • column, spreads out again, becomes permeated with carbon, goes back
    • they have been as one. I have already indicated the right method of
    • have already described; he has the Main Lesson for the early part of
    • I once read a book on Natural Philosophy where the author tried to
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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    • eleven-and-two-thirds the child already perceives the difference
    • matter is as follows: you can read about it in my books, especially
    • accused and condemned together, then you sometimes read in the
    • already heard something of this theory which is connected with the
    • reason, as I have already told you, we should not think out what are
    • striving to teach by “reading” from the particular age of
    • Then all that they have already learnt will enable them to understand
    • expected of him there, nor in Reading or Writing. Moreover they wrote
    • to know how to read and write properly at the age at which this is
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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    • system which we have already “outgrown,” as they say, on
    • the Continent. I expect you already have the decimal system for
    • shillings already,” and another: “I have ten shillings of
    • early, before all the trees were already stripped! “A
    • which you already have to do with the abstract method of explanation
    • children of four or five years do already come to school (which
    • like to express, in conclusion, what you will readily appreciate,



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