Waldorf
Waldorf schools look like something out of a fairy tale, with their pastel colours, felt figures and the abundance of natural elements in the classroom. The reason is that their creator, Rudolf Steiner, defended that during the first seven years the child's fantasy must be stimulated, in addition to allowing him to move.This could remind us of free schools, but in Waldorf everything is more regulated: the rhythms are very marked, alternating moments of expansion -free play, excursions to the forest- with others of concentration -drawing, making bread, listening to stories.
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