waldorf Schools Archives - Laura Maniglia

In the Loop?

by Laura Maniglia | Jul 12, 2022 | classroom management, differentiation, instruction, learning, parents, public schools, student engagement, students, teachers, waldorf Schools

Looping is the process in which a group of elementary level students remains with the same teacher for several years. An Australian educator, Rudolf Steiner, instituted the practice in the 20th century, maintaining that a teacher who remains with the same class “is...

Striving for Intrinsic Motivation in Schools

by Laura Maniglia | Mar 14, 2021 | attention & focus, cognitive skills, instruction, intrinsic motivation, mindset, montessori, student engagement, students, waldorf Schools

Intrinsic motivation is defined as performing an action or behavior because you enjoy the activity itself. What are the essential components comprising intrinsic motivation, and how can educators spark that flame in their students? One of the critical goals of...

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