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mynameisbethany wrote:
i didn't go, but my son goes to a montessori school and the approach is very similar to waldorf! it's actually a fantastic model. i highly encourage you to do some research because it does so much to stimulate early childhood development.

What do your son experience at thast school and what should I expect as substitute teacher? I just got one appointment since im a assistant which is why im trying to learn a bit, but can't dedicate so much time since it's just one appoitment etc

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ouch wrote:

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Or mby philosophy sometime but I doubt

damn csant be me, had exphil at uni since w gotta have it. Whenever ppl ask what historical person u wanna have a beer with i'd say socrates just to fight n beat the sht out of him since i got so tired and angry at everything we had to learn abt him and his philosophy.
He literally was forced to drink poison since he nagged the kids with philosophy, little did the ppl know that time he still nags kids at uni jhghjlkjhjk

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I think my aunt has a masters or sum in philosophy idk, I got her books (+ they have noted in them, very helpful) n I just like reading in them sometimes idk. Im not very interested but its fine enough

there's no job for philosophy tho, my friend with masters work in norfakta n calling ppl for absolutely nothing. Like chef is great since u can get work, but philosophy there's no job where you can wear a blanket and ask ppl what's the meaning of life

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@lamb hadde dere dragefest??

wym dtagefest
we ha dlike. mikaelspill or whatever the hell it was called and there was a huge dragon costume in it ???

yes mikaelspill!

it was so weird.......... but i still have the wooden sword i made for it somewhere, i used to use it to kick my brothers ass lmao

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ouch wrote:

Versailles wrote:

ouch wrote:

Versailles wrote:
damn csant be me, had exphil at uni since w gotta have it. Whenever ppl ask what historical person u wanna have a beer with i'd say socrates just to fight n beat the sht out of him since i got so tired and angry at everything we had to learn abt him and his philosophy.
He literally was forced to drink poison since he nagged the kids with philosophy, little did the ppl know that time he still nags kids at uni jhghjlkjhjk

Ouff
I think my aunt has a masters or sum in philosophy idk, I got her books (+ they have noted in them, very helpful) n I just like reading in them sometimes idk. Im not very interested but its fine enough

there's no job for philosophy tho, my friend with masters work in norfakta n calling ppl for absolutely nothing. Like chef is great since u can get work, but philosophy there's no job where you can wear a blanket and ask ppl what's the meaning of life

Lmao yeah, it would just b for the flex

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mynameisbethany wrote:

Versailles wrote:

mynameisbethany wrote:
i didn't go, but my son goes to a montessori school and the approach is very similar to waldorf! it's actually a fantastic model. i highly encourage you to do some research because it does so much to stimulate early childhood development.

What do your son experience at thast school and what should I expect as substitute teacher? I just got one appointment since im a assistant which is why im trying to learn a bit, but can't dedicate so much time since it's just one appoitment etc

what's the age group you're working with?

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Yeah but I mean, r u graded on the same principle as ppl in other schools, or are u at an advantage from being getting graded there

id even say that the standards are higher on steinerskolen. esp in vgs, they have soo many more classes than public school and they have no school books - so you have to work harder because your silkebok has to be nice

damn longer school days sounds v hard, i prefered 8-14 days, and those which are 8-16 were too long tbh. ;_;
Idk what silkebok is, can you explain?

silkebok is basically a blank soft book, but because theyre made specifically to be decorated nice and pretty when u fill it in (like ur literally have to make pretty frames and decor on the pages when u fill them in) every page is separated by a sheet of silkepapir that stops the colours form transferring from one page to another
u can find some examples if u google image serach silkebok but theres not a lot of em, obvi
they would get very intricate in school like u could spend the entire class and ur spare time at home decorating the pages and frames u made, it was so weird. but also very fun. i loved making pillars and statues on mine when we were learning greek mythology

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Versailles wrote:

mynameisbethany wrote:

Versailles wrote:

mynameisbethany wrote:
i didn't go, but my son goes to a montessori school and the approach is very similar to waldorf! it's actually a fantastic model. i highly encourage you to do some research because it does so much to stimulate early childhood development.

What do your son experience at thast school and what should I expect as substitute teacher? I just got one appointment since im a assistant which is why im trying to learn a bit, but can't dedicate so much time since it's just one appoitment etc

what's the age group you're working with?

i'll be working with the first grade

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Versailles wrote:

lamb wrote:

Versailles wrote:

absintjente wrote:
id even say that the standards are higher on steinerskolen. esp in vgs, they have soo many more classes than public school and they have no school books - so you have to work harder because your silkebok has to be nice

damn longer school days sounds v hard, i prefered 8-14 days, and those which are 8-16 were too long tbh. ;_;
Idk what silkebok is, can you explain?

silkebok is basically a blank soft book, but because theyre made specifically to be decorated nice and pretty when u fill it in (like ur literally have to make pretty frames and decor on the pages when u fill them in) every page is separated by a sheet of silkepapir that stops the colours form transferring from one page to another
u can find some examples if u google image serach silkebok but theres not a lot of em, obvi
they would get very intricate in school like u could spend the entire class and ur spare time at home decorating the pages and frames u made, it was so weird. but also very fun. i loved making pillars and statues on mine when we were learning greek mythology

Thanks for explaining! Just nice to know how it gonna b at school and not be ??? if someone mention silkebok

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absintjente wrote:

Versailles wrote:

absintjente wrote:

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Yeah but I mean, r u graded on the same principle as ppl in other schools, or are u at an advantage from being getting graded there

id even say that the standards are higher on steinerskolen. esp in vgs, they have soo many more classes than public school and they have no school books - so you have to work harder because your silkebok has to be nice

damn longer school days sounds v hard, i prefered 8-14 days, and those which are 8-16 were too long tbh. ;_;
Idk what silkebok is, can you explain?

lessons were lecture style, and you had to take notes from then. classes were thematically divided, and at the end of each period you had to take your notes and renskrive and decorate them into your silkebok and hand them in

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Versailles wrote:
Aight I worked there today with first graders. It wwas carniwal today and kids were dressed as animals, cute.
It was a lot of dancing, singing and mostly play. Overall today went well and the teachers liked me and suggested to come with CV and want to recommend me - super reasuring and good feeling that I made a good impression & work.