Be Worthy of Imitation: Why Modeling Matters at Home and in Class

Michael Mount Waldorf School Be Worthy of Imitation: Why Modeling Matters at Home and in Class 13662

Imitation in education – We have dreams and hopes for our children that often extend beyond mimicry of our own lives. We hope they will do more, be more, and we define these “mores” in myriad ways. Yet the collective consciousness of “better” for a new generation persists, whether it is a desire for a better standard of living, better education, or a better world.

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TEACHING FOR TOMORROW: THE WALDORF WAY

We believe that capabilities such as independent thinking, entrepreneurship, and creativity will be important – so will emotional intelligence and social competence, alongside scientific, mathematical, and linguistic abilities. This holistic education that our students receive places them in good stead for the future.

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The Introduction of Cyber Civics

Michael Mount Waldorf School The Introduction of Cyber Civics 13662

Cyber Civics is a middle school curriculum, rooted in an understanding of child development, that prepares students to be ethical, confident, and empowered digital citizens. The lessons brought to the children this year have been lively, interactive, and full of good discussion and learning.

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The Neurological Benefits of Handwriting

Michael Mount Waldorf School The Neurological Benefits of Handwriting 13662

In kids, studies show that tracing out ABCs, as opposed to typing them, leads to better and longer-lasting recognition and understanding of letters. Handwriting also improves memory and recall of words, laying down the foundations of literacy and learning. In adults, taking notes by hand during a lecture, instead of typing, can lead to better conceptual understanding of material.

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