by Kathleen Aikin | Apr 9, 2020 | News, Waldorf Tips
Key factors of Waldorf distance education Waldorf education around the world, as at BVWS, has converted to distance education from home. While this may be surprising, it’s important to remember our pedagogical philosophies. Waldorf education focuses on...
by Kathleen Aikin | Apr 2, 2020 | News, Waldorf Tips
How to set up a space for distance learning in your home While children are at home, it might feel meaningful to set up an organized space for distance learning. This doesn’t have to be a conventional classroom or office setup, or even a dedicated room. You can set up...
by Ruth Godberfforde | Mar 28, 2020 | News
At Boulder Valley Waldorf School our teachers are dedicated to delivering quality Waldorf learning activities that are close to what your child would experience at school but with a manageable balance of more independent work. Each class is uniquely tailored to the...
by Ruth Godberfforde | Mar 23, 2020 | News
Read the BVWS Principles and Best Practice for BVWS Distance Learning This week has been one of upheaval and unwelcome change. We know this is a challenging time and we want to ensure that you know the school is here to support you. Over the last week, the faculty...
by Ruth Godberfforde | Mar 20, 2020 | News
Children are very perceptive to changes in routine and emotion. Social distancing measures in our community and around the world are changing our chidrens’ worlds too. With cancellation of school, extra curricular activities, birthday parties, and even closures of our...
by Ruth Godberfforde | Jan 31, 2020 | News
Storycamp Dangercamp It’s late afternoon, the sun streams through the forest in grandiose beams. I stand proud atop a great boulder, four feet tall, hands on hips, and address my subjects. I tell them of the battle ahead, imminent threats from a faraway monster. Do...
