Movement and the Waldorf Experience

from The Denver Waldorf School Podcast Hosted by Sarah Box

Wondering why movement is paramount in the Waldorf curriculum? Waldorf educator Charlie Orphanides takes us on a brief journey through the field of movement, where we will move a bit ourselves and discuss the increasing relevance and indeed necessity of movement in our schools and in the lives of children in general.

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