Waldorf Education And Censorship

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This paper is about the Waldorf education and Rudolf Steiner, the founder of Waldorf schools. It contains Steiner’s timeline, profession, philosophy, belief, information about Waldorf schools, and its curriculum. The paper concludes with my thoughts and impressions about Waldorf schools and curriculum. Details about Steiner and Waldorf education are gathered from books, academic articles, and Waldorf school web sites.

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