by Michael D'Aleo (Author), Stephen Edelglass (Author)
Teaching Physics through experiences is a hallmark of Waldorf education. Michael D'Aleo and Stephen Edelglass capture in this book a procedure and description of what "phenomenological science" is and how it can bring middle school students to a real life learning experience that will stimulate observation and wonder, not only conclusions. Conclusions that come arise from the actual experiences of scientific events, not from theories memorized. Step by step experiments offer teachers and parents living examples of how to approach science in this lively, real-life way.This book is a must for Waldorf class teachers and an added plus for other teachers and for parents, too Explore the world of science through observation, sensory skill and experience by using this book as a guide.
Author Biography
Michael D'Aleo is an engineer and a science teacher. His years of teaching in Waldorf schools and training Waldorf teachers has given him unusual depth in presentation of this unique approach to teaching the sciences. Stephen Edelglass was a Waldorf teacher and a trained scientist before this. His untimely death in 1998 left an enormous gap in the Waldorf community where he had become a lodestar for excellence in science teaching.