Waldorf on the web

There are numerous resources providing information about Waldorf education. Here are some excellent places to start:

• Why Waldorf Works
• The Waldorf Answers Web Site
• The Millenial Child
• Bob and Nancy’s Waldorf Resources Page

Here are several articles about children’s play and effective education:

1. Development experts say children suffer due to lack of unstructured fun (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
   
2. Creative play makes better problem-solvers (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
3. Experts call unstructured play essential to children’s growth (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
4. Author Says Technology Brings False Promises to Schools (Education World)
5. The 3 R’s? A Fourth Is Crucial, Too: Recess (New York Times)
6. The Serious Need for Play (Scientific American)
7. Playing To Learn (New York Times)

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