Issue #71 – Spring 2013

 Spring 2013: Creative Education – Issue #71, Vol. 18

Editor’s Note, Christy Korrow

Erasing My Homeschooling Misconceptions: A parent dispels six myths about educating your own children, Laura Grace Weldon

A Waldorf School in Israel: Ein Bustan is An Education for Peace, Rachel Gottlieb

INSPIRING INTEREST IN AGRICULTURE: Awakening the Sense of Life in Children and Adults, Christa Hein

Culture Pulse: Will I Become? Education as a Real-Life Initiation, Caleb Buchbinder

A Need Still Evident: Karl Ege and the Future of Education, Sarah Hearn

A School Without Walls: Children experience place-based, permaculture-inspired Waldorf education at Portland’s Mother Earth School, Elizabeth Webber

Allowing Time: Letting go of expectations helps young children find the joy of accomplishment, Nancy Blanning

Tales of a Country Grandmother: WE’RE REAL PEOPLE! The Words that Said Everything, Nancy Jewel Poer

Learning In Place: Farm-based learning takes many forms in New York’s Hudson Valley, Martin Ping

The Waldorf Movement in Public Schools: Meeting a Vital Need, Rainbow Rosenbloom

Therapies

The Etheric Body and Health: A therapeutic collaboration between an anthroposophic medical doctor and a therapeutic eurythmist, Alicia Landman-Reiner, MD, and Glenda Monasch, TE

Nutrition and the Land

Biodynamic Cow Farming: These humble creatures foster spiritual connections through the rhythms of life, Als Maike

Awakenings

Falling Awake: So Right, Mary Lou Sanelli

Moon Node Cycles, Finbarr Murphy

The Lamb, the Ram, and the Wolf, Reg Down

Thaumaturgy * in Seven Steps, or The Weekly Drama, Retold by Caryl Johnston

Poetry

Two Mothers Stranded in the World, Terry Godbey

Needle At Sea Bottom, Sandy Shreve

Vietnam, Jennifer Lagier

Arts

Play and Placement: An architect connects concept and form to place, Yael Hameiri