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  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture I: Introduction - Aphoristic remarks on Artistic Activity, Arithmetic, Reading, and Writing
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    • feel that here the most important thing is not the forms of the
    • artistic feeling is awakened in him. Then he will develop, as
    • well, the power to feel with his whole being what is otherwise
    • attention on the development of an artistic feeling with which
    • writing. We lay stress upon his feeling with his hands whatever
    • activity of the human limbs. The children then feel
    • between seven and fourteen years of age the feeling for
    • training is required to produce this feeling for authority, but
    • artificial training of the feeling for authority must be
    • things work in unison: will, feeling, and thinking. When we
    • teach on these lines, willing, feeling, and thinking are
    • entire being. You elevate feeling into an intellectual
    • the child feels his own forming, when he moves his hand and
    • instruct him to feel this, to feel over the form of the body
    • sensations, with inner feelings, even with inner stirrings of
    • intellectually, we have the feeling that the child, absorbing
    • and even feel sad about, the astral body will develop from the
    • disarticulates the feelings and the emotions, affects the whole
    • and fairy-tales, and if you have a real feeling for this, so
    • feeling that we are moving the whole child, and that only from
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  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture II: On Language - the Oneness of man with the Universe
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    • — like feeling. Speaking, too, is primarily
    • anchored in feeling. The thought content of our speech is
    • introduced by our accompanying the content of feeling with the
    • in human feeling.
    • feeling: once, in all the feeling with which the
    • individual confronts the world. With what feelings does
    • he confront the world? Let us take a clear feeling, a clear
    • shade of feeling: for instance, astonishment, amazement. As
    • relation, which can be bound up with this feeling-shade of
    • everything in the world makes a feeling-impression on the
    • feeling, even if often quite delicately, so that it remains
    • o, unless somehow we feel astonishment, even if this
    • human feeling. You stand in a relation of feeling to the whole
    • express the relation of feeling in some way. As a rule, you
    • the shade of feeling which lies in “ow” — I
    • expression for the world of feeling, for the relations of
    • feeling, which we develop in response to things.
    • Another shade of response is that feeling-shade which we
    • course, is related to emptiness: this is the feeling-shade of
    • fear, the feeling-shade of alarm. It is expressed by u,
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  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture III: On the Plastically Formative Arts, Music, and Poetry
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    • we feel within us to animate plastically-creatively with the
    • separate colour with a feeling-shade. He emphasizes, for
    • him into the world of colour so that the feeling-shades of the
    • you will feel the spontaneous urge to keep to blue, because the
    • soul the feeling of movement pertaining to the nature of
    • proper feeling for these things, because they vivify his whole
    • it should be fashioned; we should feel the chair; it must not
    • fusion of the sense of feeling with the chair, and even the
    • cultivated sense of feeling — with the way in which the
    • be understood later. I beg you to feel no scruple at teaching
    • that he has to wait. It is one of the feelings we can promote
    • profoundly.” This is the feeling with which we should
    • first feels the lilt of an undefined melody, and only later
    • are bringing them out into the open to feel the beauty of
    • a kind of feeling that it is sad to have to analyse nature when
    • we return to the class-room. Only the children should feel the
    • will-like element of music is that man should feel himself part
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture IV: The First School-lesson - Manual Skill, Drawing and Painting - the Beginnings of Language-teaching
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    • much this shade of feeling must remain a nuance of feeling and
    • distinguish in his feeling a beautiful thing from a less
    • previously with colour, to awaken in the children a feeling for
    • appealing, that is, to feeling. It is with these things, not
    • power into a world of feeling, which again incites to the world
    • important to direct people's feelings to these matters again,
    • acquire a feeling which has also to a great degree already died
    • out in modern people — a feeling of how wise language
    • much. And to learn how to feel something concrete of the
    • feeling, too, can be further developed, can be developed into
    • feeling?” There are, in fact, such things as plants
    • a feeling of this kind. But nowadays people chatter
    • feelings, and those people are very rare who, without
    • sentimentality, feel tears in their eyes, for instance, at
    • language and the feeling in language has become very
    • revived, and if we revive it we shall be able to feel
    • is possible for man to have a feeling as intense as prayer:
    • consciousness, to awaken in the child the conscious feeling of
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture V: Writing and Reading - Spelling
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    • teaching — or to feel yourself so astir in your soul that
    • discovery you make?” You will always feel joy, even if it
    • this joy which you yourself feel will live in what you make of
    • his feeling — that he is in a situation like this:
    • willed. Humanity continually feels the urge to realize such
    • social impulses and social feelings. Many things which we would
    • others. But we should feel that this is the position, and the
    • feeling should be educated with us, that we do such and such a
    • certain definite feeling-complex. You will have to draw the
    • spelling we must cultivate in him the feeling of respect, of
    • in the child the feeling that the grown-ups, whom one must
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture VI: On the Rhythm of Life and Rhythmical Repetition in Teaching
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    • worked upon his feeling — and you should not forget this.
    • Just as feeling — this can be observed of the soul as
    • thinking, so does the education of feeling lie midway
    • influence the development of feeling, the formation of
    • education of the feeling nature when the child is made to
    • if we are to educate people with inner feelings. For feeling
    • reflected in his feelings. Taken as a whole I call the life of
    • the feelings the psychic disposition, “Mood of
    • profound impression on the feelings and disposition.
    • the formation of the disposition or feeling life suffers
    • will probably feel hungry for the buttered roll at the same
    • feeling for life itself. But you will then part company very
    • this “clattering” still feel, in certain
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture VII: The Teaching in the Ninth Year - Natural History - the Animal Kingdom
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    • subjects thoroughly distasteful. You will feel this
    • feel the need to introduce natural history into the
    • the feeling that man is this consummation of all other
    • elements of feeling and will, for the child starts by seeing
    • through the feelings.
    • children acquainted with the cuttle-fish. They will feel, while
    • cuttle-fish. You must try to develop this artistic feeling in
    • time a feeling of the difference between these two creatures.
    • With the cuttle-fish you must suggest how it feels its
    • eats, he has a taste — a feeling which is conveyed to him
    • eye feels the constant need to look into light, and, when it
    • child feels from your description the sensitiveness of
    • mouse so that you gradually produce in the child the feeling
    • rudimentary impression, through the feelings, of the
    • the children a feeling of how the lower animals are heads which
    • head. And you must awaken in the children a feeling for the
    • must then awaken in the child a feeling of the external feature
    • Produce in the child, through the feelings, not theoretically,
    • child, by way of the feelings, a clear conception that
    • Anyone with a feeling for such things will observe that at this
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  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture VIII: Education After the Twelfth - History - Physics
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    • which we feel to be organically inconsistent we can correct it
    • eleventh year, with his feelings and his experiences, to the
    • the child begins to feel a yearning to get what he once learnt
    • always comprises feeling and will, you will not feel quite
    • child, inwardly like a child, in your thinking and feeling and
    • and again to feel this as a wonderful fact, that we should not
    • blunt our feelings to the realization of physical processes.
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture IX: On the Teaching of Languages
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    • think over and feel with us. And then let him try, in terms of
    • instils rules into the children through their feelings without
    • air, you must realize that they feel little inclination, after
    • everything is beginning to hurt, because they feel how hard the
    • difference, so that the pupil comes to have a certain feeling
    • for it; then from this feeling there emanates a living aptitude
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture X: Arranging the Lesson up to the Fourteenth Year
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    • always feels in some degree the original image behind the
    • really feel the children in front of you like a choir which you
    • to make them banal. The child must never have the feeling that
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture XII: How to Connect School with Practical Life
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    • and feel thoroughly ill at ease. This is because they
    • electric railway, get in and out of it with a slight feeling of
    • discomfort. For this feeling of discomfort is at least the
    • these things, but, most important of all, he would feel, in
    • feeling that he went into a thing with pleasure and felt
    • himself lucky. On the contrary, he feels: I have forgotten what
    • responsible for producing this feeling in a person. When,
    • geometry and mathematics. The Benedictine feeling in general is
    • they will only feel the desire to do this if they are taught as
    • them in profoundly religious feeling the glory of the divine
    • one ear and out at the other without touching their feelings.
    • any way because you feel disinclined to show sympathy for the
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture XIII: On Drawing up the Time-table
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    • feeling-training. Consequently, we shall have to make up for
    • feeling into the exclusively intellectual approach, by
    • intellectually into an appeal to the will and feelings.
    • child must feel: when he speaks Greek he really only speaks
  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Lecture XIV: Moral Educative Principles and their Transition to Practice
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    • definitely feel this subconscious impulse — however
    • it with feelings of greater obedience if it is sent to his
    • we have really assimilated into our feelings all that we should
    • The child simply leaves the school feeling that he has learnt
    • and the feelings.
    • soul, but to be independent of his body in thinking, feeling,
    • no longer find an inner feeling for the right care of food and
    • absorbs this with it. If we have a right feeling for what the
    • permeate the whole of teaching with feeling. And if you attach
    • a certain amount of feeling to every step of your teaching, the
    • permeate your own self with feeling whenever you give
    • feeling, geography, history, natural history, in the last
    • feeling.
    • certain instinctive feeling for the relationships here
    • feeling of the relationship of man with the whole of the world
    • plant world. These ideas of things must be rooted in feeling
    • the instincts are still alive to this feeling of intimacy with
    • consciousness, the child feels himself now a cat, now a
    • feeling of relationship with animals. Later this instinctive
    • feeling ripens into a feeling of relationship with the plant
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  • Title: Practical Course/Teachers: Concluding Remarks
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    • creating every single feeling, reacts on his pupils. Remember
    • teaching by this detour through the world of feeling and will.



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