Description
Drawing on an ancient tradition, Rudolf Steiner referred to four fundamental 'types' or 'temperaments' in the human personality, each of which, he said, has different personal needs and ways of relating socially.
From her experience of working with children of all ages, Marieke Anschutz provides a guide to children's different temperaments and their role in child character, health and personality development.
The book includes illustrations from home and school, in the context of the Steiner-Waldorf classroom. The author discusses how these ideas may be used to manage, and relate to, groups and individuals.
About the Author
Marieke Anschutz was born in the Dutch East Indies in 1936, and moved to the Netherlands in 1950. She was a Steiner-Waldorf teacher in The Hague for many years. She is the author of But Who Made God? Religion and Your Growing Child (Floris Books, 1991).
Reviews
'This book is our personal favourite for learning more about temperaments.'
-- Waldorf Homeschoolers (www.waldorfhomeschoolers.com)
Book Information
ISBN 9780863151750
Author Marieke Anschutz
Format Paperback
Page Count 128
Imprint Floris Books
Publisher Floris Books
Weight(grams) 165g
