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Characterize, Don’t Define: Developing a Goethean Approach in Science Education

An episode of the In Dialogue with Nature podcast, hosted by The Nature Institute, titled "Characterize, Don’t Define: Developing a Goethean Approach in Science Education" was published on February 11, 2026 and runs 13 minutes.

February 11, 2026 ·13m · In Dialogue with Nature

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In this reading of a short article originally written for Waldorf science teachers, Craig Holdrege provides a concentrated expression of the heart of our work at The Nature Institute: to come to a more living understanding of the world through participatory research and to help others to do the same through transformative education. 

In this reading of a short article originally written for Waldorf science teachers, Craig Holdrege provides a concentrated expression of the heart of our work at The Nature Institute: to come to a more living understanding of the world through participatory research and to help others to do the same through transformative education. 


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