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Green Meadow Waldorf School
Chestnut Ridge, NY
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Why I'm Not Toughening Up My Children
Some believe the best way to prepare children for harsh realities is to let them face harshness in childhood. Don't count me in.
What Does Earth Ask of Us?
Waldorf high school students are actively engaging in the public forum - particularly around matters of great importance to all life on Earth.
Physically active math, spelling lessons multiply academic success
Growing evidence supports physically active lessons while learning in class, researchers say
Hawthorne Valley School Students Participate in Week-Long Int'l HAM Radio Contest
More than 300 multi-colored push pins mark the locations on a map of North America where HVWS student HAM radio operators made contact throughout the week of February 8-12, 2016.
Balancing the Digital Divide
Some question whether kids need to learn how to power-down, too.
The Most Amazing and Important Lesson You Will Ever Teach
Aim to inspire wonder and build a deep understanding of the power of plants.
Meet the world’s leading expert on why kids build forts.
Remember how great it felt to make up your own rules and have your own secret space?
New Research Suggests Nature Walks Are Good For Your Brain
Spending time outdoors, in nature, is good for you. The new study just adds — in a new way — to a growing body of evidence that demonstrates that.
What One College Discovered When It Stopped Accepting SAT/ACT Scores
The move away from test scores and disqualification from the U.S. News rankings has allowed Hampshire College to innovate in ways they could not before.
Don’t Let the Toys Do the Talking
Do digital toys rob children of the types of adult-child interactions that foster learning through play?
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