nspiration and vision about teaching and raising children are in the
pages of this book of essays. Elan Leibner writes from his years of
experience as a class teacher at the Waldorf School of Princeton and the
Kimberton Waldorf School, from his years as editor of the Research
Bulletin, and as chair of the Pedagogical Section Council of North
America. This marvelous confluence of skill and insight makes for a rich
and rewarding result in a single book! Ideas about how to create a
community of teachers through creative study; how to inspire innovation
without destroying what is best about the present, but reaching to the
future; how to develop skill in child observation as the primary
“teacher development” tool for all teachers, are among the powerful
topics addressed in an accessible way. This book is a “must read” for
all teachers, especially those in Waldorf schools, but teachers in all
schools and the home.
Waldorf Publications
76 pages
6 x 9 inches