When people speak about what makes Waldorf educational methods unique, they often point out the role of aesthetics: the integral usage of art, music, crafts, and beauty as teaching tools. Parents, particularly parents of children who go to Waldorf high schools, often ask about math and science, with some trepidation that the amount of artistic-oriented activity may take away from skills in these ‘harder’ disciplines. Well, the proof is in the pudding: Waldorf methods for educating children are highly successful in helping students excel in math and science. Read this nice little article in the Folsom Telegraph about how the Golden Valley Charter School in Orangevale, CA made this happen.
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