Steiner education has established itself in the Victorian education system, but information provided school administrations, current and prospective parents and the general public about Steiner and his educational doctrine is at the very least incomplete or, more disturbingly, misleading.
In this paper, the Rationalist Society seeks to fill this gap in information. We urge anyone thinking about becoming involved with Steiner education to consider these facts on their merits.
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I wonder how much of the Anthroposophy gets into the every day teaching? It might be good to have the lessons without the religious bent to them. But I suppose any sort of school where the teachers support this sort of thing, isn't going to be a place that children can learn about the reality of the way the world works.