The Sorcerer’s Apprentice

Part of our series on the use of technology in education, in this article originally from 2013, Douglas Gerwin explores questions of how and when it is appropriate for children to use technology without subverting or losing the “I”, their sense of self.

Is Online Teaching Anti-Waldorf?

Waldorf schools are conscious of the threat technology poses to our humanity. Is using such online tools for teaching good, bad, or more nuanced? Can remote learning using online tools remain the subject and not the master, and serve the mission of bringing Waldorf education to more people?

Reflections on a Year of Online Teaching (2020)

Jamie York’s reflections on starting the online Jamie York Academy just months before the pandemic of 2020. Surprisingly, he says, it has been his most successful teaching, when considering by his students’ enthusiasm and the development of their thinking. But it was not without challenges and lessons learned.

Homeschool Transcripts, Credits, Diplomas and College

For most high school homeschoolers, documenting four years of work in a transcript is an intimidating undertaking. Although it seems daunting, there are various approaches and solutions that make it easier than you may think. We’ve gathered some resources and advice to help guide you from homeschool to college, or other post-graduation pursuits.