"In the past ten years my teaching responsibilities have compelled me to
inform myself not just about what would-be teachers need to learn, but
also
about how and what children themselves need to learn. All of my
instructionally related research into childhood has pointed toward the
superiority of Waldorf education over all other current educational
methods."
Jane W. Hippolito, Ph.D., Professor of English and Adjunct Professor of Liberal Studies, California State University, Fullerton |
Corvallis Waldorf School
3855 NE Highway 20
Waldorf education balances artistic, academic and practical work educating the whole child, hand and heart as well as mind. Its innovative methodology and developmentally-oriented curriculum, permeated with the arts, address the child's changing consciousness as it unfolds, stage by stage. Imagination and creativity are cultivated as well as cognitive growth and a sense of responsibility for the earth and its inhabitants. Read more about us.
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About
Us
Our
intention is to educate independent thinking people who meet life with
courage and respond with initiative and creativity to the needs of the
world and their fellow human beings.