Gimme a break Harlan  I find it incredible that you seem to think these are Waldorf goals  Educating the whole child  right  like anyone sets as their goal the education of half a child  These are to be sure Waldorf buzz words  the kind of language Waldorf brochures are filled with  of course  But they are meaningless in the framework of an encyclopedia article  They are sensationalism  They dont deserve mention at all  except in Waldorf brochures  and thats NOT what we are creating here  And really there are lots and lots of examples in which the reality contradicts the surrounding the child with moral goodness you are describing  The easiest to point to is that Waldorf teachers read Grimms fairy tales to the children and promote them to parents to read to their children  These are the uneditied versions with the grimm stuff in them  the types of stories that are filled with immorality and horrible images for young children  I can recite examples directly from them here but Im sure everyone knows what Im talking about  think Hansel and Gretel and all the immorality that goes on in that one  These are definitely NOT themes of moral goodness  they are outrageous themes of depravity  So again what we have here is brochure language that in this case doesnt even reflect what goes on in Waldorf  It needs to come out  Setting up more sections and going into greater detail about each of the stated goals is a bunch of hooey as well  Every school has fantastic goals for their students just like every parent has wonderful goals for their child  This article is NOT about the goals of the Waldorf Schools it is about Waldorf education  what it actually is what it actually does what it actually means  If you want to state goals and ideals write yourself a brochure  this article is not the place for it  Sorry