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Waldorf early childhood education is not limited to what happens in a formal school setting. The home is the child’s first and most formative educational environment, and Waldorf educators strive to create a “home away from home” for the children in their care.
Waldorf early childhood education is not limited to what happens in a formal school setting. Home is the child’s first educational environment. Waldorf education is informed by the perspective that the child is a being of body, soul, and spirit. Seeing the child in this way can offer insights and guidance into how we live and work with children.
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