Waldorf education is understood by its founder, Rudolf Steiner, as a “school of methods.” In this context, it draws on a wide repertoire of methods that often differ from other educational practices and, due to their success, have since been widely emulated. The lecture series at the International Campus Waldorf 2026 focuses on these specific methods, tools, and instruments of Waldorf education. They will be presented and described, while also being subject to critical inquiry: What are these methods? How are they used? Why are they used? Are they still relevant today?
Renowned representatives of the Waldorf education movement from around the world have been invited to contribute.