Philosophical Foundations
The task of the teacher is not to mold the mind but to enable it to grow to new dimensions, perhaps beyond the teacher’s own reach. This is how the teacher serves the present for the future.
Intuitive Learning for Wisdom Children
The task of the teacher is not to mold the mind but to enable it to grow to new dimensions, perhaps beyond the teacher’s own reach. This is how the teacher serves the present for the future.
Thinking, feeling, and willing comprise the triune brain and are the foundation of the Intuitive Learning curriculum.
The four temperaments are explained: choleric, melancholic, sanguine and phlegmatic.
With each of the senses, the human being stands in a particular relationship with himself and his environment.
All learning must be tailor-made for the learner and take advantage of what integration exists between the thinking, feeling and willing of the learner.
Introduction to Intuitive Learning contrasted with other methods and educational philosophies, including brain-based learning, thematic block scheduling, rhythm of the day, and the classroom environment and role of the teacher.
A variety of learning theories are explored, including constructionism, cognitive apprenticeship, reciprocal teaching, Socratic methodology, project-based learning, Waldorf, discovery learning, metacognition, experiential, inquiry-based learning, unschooling, and more.