Imagination
Imagination is one of the greatest assets a child can possess. In the same way that exercise develops and enables the body, so imagination forms the brain such that it becomes flexible, inquisitive and useful – enabling children to see opportunities throughout life. Steiner Waldorf education focuses on the development of imagination, with a love of exploration and discovery.
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