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- What is Waldorf?
The desire to explore comes naturally to children. Waldorf education provides a rare opportunity for today's kids: ample time and space to think, feel and explore independently. (Seattle Waldorf School web-page, Our tradition). - ตลก
"Waldorf really prepared me for this standardized test" - no one ever.
@@franka3004 a degree? Getting into college?
@@dutchik5107 Why do you need college?
@@thsu8 to get a career. Even becoming a teacher at a waldorfschool requires a teaching degree.
Don't want to work on a farm my whole life... or in a store. We are told to be dreamers and have great work ethic. To achieve that you will need to go to college 9/10....
I came from a non Waldorf primary school tho. So I got that shit. And my school was only "half" waldorf. We got subsidies. Did most of the Waldorf curriculum. Plus regular curriculum, which included tests. And gave us a regular diploma. All of us. Our graduation rate before do overs was 100%. First try. Which is special...
Ya just need a freaking high school diploma ok.
Fuck standardized tests, coming from only public schools that’s all we focused on, it made dislike school soo much. Mbn to be brought up in a place where numbers don’t define you. Ima make sure my kids go to Waldorf 👏
Oh.it actually did.
After enduring my teacher's bullying and all the other bullshit? State school was a walk in the park.
waldorf kindergarten= heaven on earth
jajajajajaja! Verdad!
yep
Truuue
true dat
The beez wax speaks for itself
Teacher takes out phone:
Waldorf kids: TECHNOLOGY
How did I find you here?
@@fooble_ I have no idea
LITERALLY yes!!
"My rooster didn't go off"
Died.
My alarm clock has changed a few times but so far it’s been a woodpecker and a turkey
I am a Waldorf administrator and I have to say, this is HILARIOUS!!!!! What I love most about this is that these kids were creative enough, and secure and confident enough with themselves, to make jokes of some of these things in a playful and endearing way. To me, this is just more evidence how a Waldorf education fosters creativity and innovative thinking!
all of it, so true we are truly a different species. Pencil shavings makes everything pretty.
They are the best
You should see my friend, she managed to make an entire landscape drawing out of them
Lynneth Bjørnli you're literally in a cult-like Scientology!this is literally Scientology with different retarded words and the by product superiority complex because you learned how to learn and you know how to know, right?lolol!! go study Scientology you would fit in perfect with the sea org!
Me and my friend would never throw pencil shavings away because they were so useful (and throwing that away would be wasteful lol)
@@valhalkariescotia1007 oh does Scientology use pencil shavings too?
I'm a Waldorf parent and this is highly hilarious to me 😂 ... And the fact that you kids made this and have this level of humor is one example of precisely why I love Waldorf and the children that come from it.
A fellow Waldorf parent here. I'm with you 100%.
he's shading in the answers OH MY GOD
Best part
You had me at borders. But actually getting marked down for the borders was the worst!
My teacher was so picky on borders
@@Miro_2023 same
Making math meaningful was the death of me.
It made it less meaningful
You know, I think High School made me forget about the other Waldorfians out there--I love how the things that probably seem the weirdest (like the shading with pencil shavings or the silk over the tv) to others are the most normal and familiar things to us Waldorf children!
"don't mess with me, I know eurthemy!"
legt I hated that class, I loved the music tho
My fifth grade class hid the eurthemy shoes in the basement. I wonder if they’re still there
@@kallebrinnell2898 eurythmy is right way ro worite it
The silent martial art
“ I fORGOT MY RAIN PANTS” literally me 24/7
Omg this is amazing. I'm homeschooling 3 kids waldorf (after leaving a waldorf school) and I just thought I was so brilliant by covering our TV with silk 🤣
this made me smile and miss waldorf. Class of 2011 Orange County
Lmao when he started rubbing in the pencil shavings on the test
"C'mon, you don't pick bubbles to answer questions." Loool
I went to Waldorf for five years and the only two years I'm thankful for are my two years of kindergarten that was amazing
As a Waldorf student...this is...just...HILARIOUS
Oh my god this is so accurate it hurts. I was at a Waldorf school for 9 years, so this hits hardddd.
9 years at a Waldorf school too!
Would you choose a similar education for your children if you had any?
hahaaa this is so funny!! I laughed so hard at 2:23 :) I've been in waldorf my whole school years, this is awesome!
Went to public school my whole life. Has no idea there was a Waldorf high school. Didn't even know what Waldorf was until I had a baby last year.
To all people who disliked this video...you are gonna stay in and do eurythmy
eurythmy
This was hilarious , we really enjoyed watching you making the case against and for eurythmy . Our daughters both went to the school here in Tucson and are widely regarded as wonderful accomplished people. Our experience there was stellar. I highly recommend this form of education.
Can't say I loved the whole video (so many missed opportunities!) but I laughed out loud when he was trying to fill in a standardized test bubble sheet with pencil shavings! Oh, the pencil shavings!
I'm Whatcom Hills Waldorf School class of 2000 :)
THAT SILK ON THE TV ONE KILLED ME
Yes!
I love this! I was just thinking of how this brilliant way of teaching effects graduates ...lol
This is brilliant guys!! Love it!
So relatable!!! And my Waldorf school is in South Africa!
Hahaha! This is great. Fantastic job! I always forget there are others out there.
Same lol
ok this I can relate to. there are many things i fundamentally hate about waldorf but this actually made me feel good. long time
I love this so much.
Waldorf kids don't say this. These Waldorf kids are, fairly, and good-naturedly, poking fun at the kinds of stuff henny-penny "critics" warn Waldorf ed leaves its kids unprepared for "the real world".
Except for the eurythmy shoes bit. That one Waldorf kids say all the time..
Some of these things were so relatable. Michel Oke Waldorf in capetown
Ahhh I can totally relate!!! You guys are so lucky you went to a Waldorf high school tho! Waldorf education was the best!!!!
Relatable af ;) we rule, waldorfkids!
#Waldorks
lets go bois
Yes let's go!
This is amazing
Oh my god this is so relatable I'm crying.
And i'm from a waldorf school from The Netherlands and it's still so relatible
Hindele Zondervan not really, you still do exams. you still have classes. at least in "vrije school middelbare school"
the only waldorf shit I have is the "spreuk" the celebrations.
doing more studying on your own (to make time for shoemaiking, sewing, sculpturing, art history and such) and the "periode schriften"
and that the school is really small.
Waldorf represent!
This is every waldorf stereotype. I've been in waldorf education all my life
Coming from a true Waldorfer, this can’t be more real.
Soooo familiar!
Its the same here in Hungary.
Steiner did well i guess.
aronpetho same in Australia
I wish I went to a school like this, all I've been taught from middle school is how to answer standardized tests...there were a few teachers that didn't do that but most of them retired or got fired for not teaching the "right" way.
Same this looks like paradise to me. I can't wait to havr kids so I can give them an education that isn't meant to make them obedient slaves
I'm from one of these schools and relatable lol
This is actually so relatable🤣🤣🤣
Tottaly trueee hahah im Waldorf too, but i study in brasil
I go to a Waldorf school. So damn relatable.
I was in 1st grade when this video was uploaded. I went to Seattle Waldorf for 1st-6th grade haha
"Do you have a job?"
"No, but I was planning on opening a Waldorf school"
I can so relate to that #WaldorfschoolWernsteinGermany here ^^
some sort of microphone proximity to mouth and consideration of acoustics would have helped this a great deal, i.e., being able to tell what the fuck anyone is saying.
very, very true
at waldorf schools you don't learn how to use electronics, how would he know?
This is hilarious. Well done
this is so true
Guess what? I don’t even have a TV. Lol
Even though I’m in 7th grade and we don’t play the recorder anymore I still teach myself popular songs on it all the time and actually genuinely enjoy playing the recorder lmao. I know Havana, yellow submarine, imagine, love of my life, and then all the ones we learned in school. Also did anyone ever crush rocks? In first through third grade me and my friends had a club called “the powder club” and we would spend a whole playtime crushing rocks and collecting the powder in jars. And one time the janitor swept it away and we got so mad.
Shoutout to my school
Alabama Waldorf School! Love you
2:24 c: same here!
aww I missed the goat wool socks stereotype.
I'm from a Waldorf school in South Africa :)
how did they not mention how we only write in cursive, ONLY CURSIVE NO PRINT!!
That was normal for me and most primary school children roughly 25+ years ago.
@@apebass2215 I believe it! In all honesty I'm glad I was taught cursive, though, it did make me rely on it, so my cursive handwriting is beautiful, and my print is no longer legible.
my high school had immersive arts with majors. we called it Rennaisance. You had to audition or submit a portfolio and you were exempt from gym and study. a typical day was core academics for the first half of the day and from lunch (we used to spend an average of 20 minutes in lunch then had to go to choir rehearsals. then for me it was band followed by instrumental study or minoring in art, photo, theater, dance, or choir. then after school rehearsals and city band and on wednesdays we had college band at the local college.
One gets the impression of relatively uncluttered minds.
At 2:10 the stack of books...so accurate
Hahahaha
The astrology stuff is true ngl.
Rick and Morty fan + waldorf student = intellectual extraterrestrial being
I forgot to say a blessing!
If you were a true Steiner kid, you would not be watching this 🤣🤣🤣
Ahhh my eurythmy shoes are too big!
Every single time
Hello everyone, I own a preschool in Texas and was thinking about applying some of these concepts into my school or perhaps opening one in another location, however, one thing that stuck out in this video was the young lady in the beginning saying that she did not know the black pen existed, why did she say this?
Thank you for your help,
Anna
Hello,
At least in my time using crayons in the lower grades, my friends and I would draw spaceships and other mechanical objects solely out of black. We then realized that our drawings would be more interesting if they had more color in them, so we largely discontinued the use of that crayon in our artwork. Furthermore, our lesson drawings in the later grades tended to be vibrant, so we did not use neutral colors like white, gray, and black. Despite the obvious implication of your inquiry, Waldorf Education as a whole firmly opposes any racist connotations and is perhaps more inclusive than other private school community. I myself am a Waldorf Student, and I consider myself very lucky to be able to experience Waldorf education first hand. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask, and I will answer as soon as possible.
I hope you find the chance to read this, and thank you,
Ben
Black pens or pencils are used in the middle school as black on white is an underlying construct of critical thinking and as such should only be utilized when the child is intellectually able to understand abstract thought. If used earlier it stifles imaginative thinking and the sense of wonder that the young child has and then actually retards critical thinking later
It has zero to do with the concept of race.
Later in the middle school it is used in stroke drawing, then sketching and then finally portraiture work in the upper school
These students are taking the piss out of their detractors.
Finally all paper work is considered fine art and all fine art has borders, any art museum curator will tell you that.
They don't use black colours
In a technical sense, black and white are not colors. To create darker colors, children learn to mix them. In Waldorf schools, you are first introduced to the primary colors in the small grades (yellow, red and blue) and learn to create secondary and tertiary colors by mixing these (yellow + blue = green. Red + blue = purple Red + yellow = orange.) Waldorf education is about creating, and achieving results by having gone through the process yourself. That is true for all subjects in Waldorf education. That is why it is common for Waldorf kids to be recognized in universities by teachers because of their need to understand the "why/how" of any given concept.
Hence the "you don't give an answer with a bubble" comment at the end of this video. Multiple choice answers is not something you find in Waldorf tests, because you are taught to know the answers, deeply, and to answer in your own words. Hope this helps!
(I went to Waldorf schools from kindergaden to 12th grade, and am forever grateful for this experience.)
Hahahahah! The pencil shavings! YES!
"Where are my block crayons-"
Informative video. Too bad that the sounds are a bit muffled. Makes it hard to watch. I love Waldorf education!
Fun fact Jennifer Aniston went to a Waldorf school
Omg this is so true XD
about this learning
So what does Waldorf mean to you guys? I was thinking this video was about Waldorf MD
Where are you now? which college/job?
Is it just me, I can not hear what they are saying.The Volume is SOOOO low, even at 100%(this is the 1st time i had to do this) i could not hear !! Pls caption their dialogues ! Please.
'Can I PLEASE have this job???'
I went to a Waldorf School we're the walls had lead paint and now my brain don't work so good. GOD LEFT ME UNFINISHED!
Borders👌😂 #waldorfproblem
Boooooorderrrs!!! Hahahahahha😝😝😝 I feel ya
Sorry I'm late my rooster didn't go off😂😂😂😂
The only part I enjoyed about Steiner was that it was so disorganized you could get away with anything and you went on stupidly long walks for school trips!
you obviously went to a pretty terrible waldorf school lmao
Talia Johnson Yeah, I think I must have.
We had a handful of great teachers that made parts of the experience brilliant but overall it was pretty dull.
You mean hikes?
Can someone tell me what the silk on the TV thing is about? And the pencil shavings?
the silk is to hide the tv because lots of people don't have tv's or their parents cover them up (at least from my experience) and normally you use the pencil shavings to color your paper and make your books pretty, its the funniest bit hahah:)
rainbowlightchann Thanks! I wonder how people deduce the need to do that from Steiner's work, he was pre-TV after all. My friend who went to a Steiner school calls them "the most benign cult in the world" :)
hansvalen yeah, I'm not sure how they deduce those kinds of things..but I'm so grateful to never have been exposed to media and TV as a child because it let me develop my own imagination, creativity and let me experience a whole lots of things in nature and books instead :)
The tv thing is lost to me but pencil shavings are the best things evere
There sort of Waldorf inside jokes.
Why did you make a video? I mean, which Waldorf high school student uses TH-cam anyways?
Everyone uses TH-cam
Oh that thing x’DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD hahahahahahahahaha yeah true Waldorfschool students aren’t supposed to have internet ( my family had it anyway and a television and a cellphone )
When you enter high school you def can use tech
Stuff Waldorf kids say “I’m going to Vassar”
This is so accurate it's not even funny
XD IKR
Yep
Hey fellow waldorfians :)
Im no waldorf kid but i heard lots the waldorf boys say i knit i chroqusha and i make dolls
Hilarious!!
MY SCHOOL
the bordersssssss ahahahah
this was on the simpsons
There's a negative edge to this video....
Borderline I would call it.
Stiener was templi ordo orientis member, same freemason, ocult secret society aleister crowley was.
He might have been, Steiner wasn't.
HAHAHAHAHAHAH WALDORF KIDS RULE
Hell yeah
Isabel Moreira We so do.
Of course we do.
Wait Waldorf goes past kindergarten?
oh, he went to public school?
Okay, so this is not talking about Waldorf Synthesizers.
We dont say things like thay
Haha ik the guy that wrote that math book