Learn the history of Waldorf education and read about the life and works of Rudolf (Rudolf Joseph Laurence) Steiner, on whose thoughts much of the Waldorf approach is based. The first Waldorf education school opened in 1919. Today, Waldorf kindergartens and schools number in the thousands.
Understand the philosophies behind Waldorf education. Rudolf Steiner was a proponent of cultural freedom, political and legislative equality and global economic unity. These philosophies are reflected by and present in Waldorf education.
Find a quality Waldorf education center or school in which to enroll your child. Search online and ask locally for information on private Waldorf education centers near you. Look for a school recommendation through the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America.
Consider home schooling with a Waldorf-based home education plan. Find resources at the Christopherus Homeschool Resources website. Network with other Waldorf homeschooling parents for support.
Encourage your child in his Waldorf education. Attend parent meetings to further your understanding of the school and its mission. Incorporate the Waldorf education philosophy into your child's daily life.