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Hosted by Adam and Kristi Kilcollins · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 33 episodes
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Two seasoned Waldorf teachers talk shop, explain the whats and whys of Waldorf education and behave irreverently when they probably shouldn't.
Adam and Kristi Kilcollins hosts I Thought Waldorf Was A Salad, a education show with 33 episodes published.
In this episode, we go to Busytown on a bike! Well, sort of. We also talk about first grade readiness. As we slide into the end of the school year and start thinking about the next, we share our wishlists for rising firs
In this episode, we talk about a few education topics in the news and then jump right into the hot button topic of discipline. What does discipline look like in a Waldorf school as opposed to other educational models, ho
In this episode, we talk about the transition from 8th grade to 9th grade by request from a listener in Minnesota - thank you listener! As always, please send in your questions and requests, we love receiving them. If yo
Heads up! This episode starts with a rather direct message about the current political climate in the US. Take it or leave it but know where we stand. In this episode, we talk about the twelve year change by request from
Let's get this out of the way right at the top Melvil Dewey not John Dewy created the Dewey decimal system. They are not even related. We are not out here spreading misinformation. In this episode, we go through the hist
What is your relationship to the rules? In this episode, we go through a parade of emotions. Adam talks about wearing kilts. Kristi shares about her dress code blindness. But more importantly, we tackle the big topics th
Is it Mono Lake or Mono Lake? In this episode, Adam shares about his three camping miracles . He also tells us all about the threefold social order and the mostly progressive Emil Molt and how they contributed to the fou
This is not a full episode, but rather a quick note about Michaelmas. As we enter Michaelmas season, I thought a little reminder of what it's all about was in order. I know many of you are preparing to go back to school
In this episode, we talk about all the ways we prepare for the school year ahead. Adam gets super melancholic over the whole thing and all three pets join us in the studio. We also talk about how, just like everything in
In this episode, we pull some hypotheticals from Steiner's Discussions With Teachers . Kristi proposes these student behavior situations to Adam and he brings his substantial social intelligence to bear on the problem. K
In this episode, we round out our discission of nine year change. We go into the temperaments, the three fold human being and the curriculum as these areas relate to the nine year change. Here's some links to other episo
The play's the thing! In this episode, we talk about how we do plays in Waldorf schools, how those differ from other schools and why we make it all so complicated. Lots of theater people love in this episode. Who's ready
Are you Waldorf curious? In this episode, we do a run down of whether or not Waldorf might be right for you. We cover some territory that's very familiar, but try to put it into a kind of self-check in list. Also, Kristi
In this episode, we discuss standardized testing. Specifically, when we administer the tests as a public Waldorf charter and what we do with the results. Hot button topics include the Kristi's quasi conspiracy theory abo
In this episode, we practice pronouncing the word phenomenological and then discuss what the heck it is. Specifically, how the approach builds keen observers and fosters wonder. Hot button topics include the time block i
In this episode, we talk about what hills we will die on. Specifically, what elements of Waldorf education we feel absolutely must stay the same and those that must change. Hot button topics include black crayons, bolga
In this episode, we tackle the four temperaments by defining characteristics, color and Winnie the Pooh characters. Kristi and Adam diagnose each others' temperaments and it's dicey. The studio is rechristened the Bellat
In this episode, it's game day so we play a little game. Kristi asks Adam to correctly pronounce and explain a few Waldorf specific terms. Producer Bella uses her exceptional math skills and high tech equipment to tally
In this episode, we discuss squatters rights and the importance of belligerence. Okay, no, we do, but just a little bit. Rather, we look at the similarities, differences and practical problems that both public and privat
This is the second episode on the infamous nine year change and the first episode of our second season. In this part, we discuss how the curriculum meets the third grader experiencing the heartache of the nine year chang
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