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• Title: Deeper Education: Introduction
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  • discovery in the realm of childhood and adolescence.
• Title: Deeper Education: For Further Reading
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  • knowledge, Steiner cuts across the ancient debate of real or
  • self-sustaining, universal reality of thinking that embraces
  • experience of supersensible realities. The stages of
  • more detailed observations regarding supersensible realities.
• Title: Deeper Education: Lecture I: Gymnast, Rhetorician, Professor: A Living Synthesis
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  • that the educator was really the gymnast, intent above all upon
  • realize that they were quite as much concerned with the
  • pupils to maturity. What is so little realized nowadays,
  • being, from there drawing everything into the realm of soul and
  • nowadays are in this sense really “professors.”
  • felt quite learned he felt, in fact, like a real professor. The
  • they should have no desire to realize this ideal of the learned
  • healthy condition will be achieved only when we realize that to
  • above all in the realm of education that this synthesis
  • realize that for his own art of education he needs a synthesis
  • noblest sense and also what we have in eurythmy. If you really
  • to attach any real value to the art of speech; this is
  • what else to do, and that is why we have so few real thoughts.
  • engaged in education, clearly realize how remote modern
  • thinking is from reality, from the world. We have, of course,
  • science knows nothing really and that, as a result of its
  • becomes inwardly barren and lifeless, alienated from reality.
  • someone frequently ini the realm of music; but why do they
  • experienced. The melody must really be “spoken”
  • professor a thesis has to be written; there is no real
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• Title: Deeper Education: Lecture II: Forces Leading to Health and Illness in Education
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  • what forces are we really working when we work educationally?
  • because the adult today does not really see anything of great
  • realization of what education actually means, nor which forces
  • heaviness in the teachers. The lessons are really conducted
  • realize that as teachers we need to develop a consciousness of
  • fact must be faced and understood. We must realize that we
  • really need something quite specific, something that is
  • What has been lost is the realization that when the human being
  • stood below his proper level and that something real had
  • is really something abnormal for the human being to bear within
  • reality of what education means. Education must have something
  • human being really lives within four complexes of forces.
  • makes use of that we can also verify physically. What really
  • astral, and then the etheric-astral is the really active factor
  • Now, picture to yourselves what is really going on when the
  • what constitutes therapy in the real sense. What does it mean
  • We realize the extent to which antimony is a remedy when we
  • the remedy. What we do as teachers, is really to work in such a
  • not realized that the human being is continually becoming ill.
  • “false,” however, there is so little reality. They
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• Title: Deeper Education: Lecture III: A Comprehensive Knowledge of Man as the Source of Imagination in the Teacher
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  • really can know in detail what is going on in the human being
  • regarding it. Our human movement is really a magical effect,
  • cyanides. There is really no commonly accepted expression for
  • realize, in all humility, the importance of our profession,
  • understand; he fails to realize that a great deal of what is
  • merely teach children trivial mental conceptions has no real
  • various realms of your teaching; if one has acquired this
  • produced diamond, coal, and graphite; if one realizes that
  • knowledge. Then, in all humility, you will realize the
  • all heard of Mahatma Gandhi who, since the war, or really since
  • those present here will realize how hard it will be for me to
  • however, a real consciousness of what has come to pass in
  • the other hand, have an enthusiasm arising from a really free
  • acquiring real enthusiasm for your profession, the
  • to you — if you realize this necessity with your
  • the real sense by this consciousness. Everything is established
  • in such a way that they can really take hold of our feeling
  • the wall of every lecture room. Then one would realize that
  • come to be aware of this battle of Michael as a reality to us