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209 points pseudolus | 1 comments | 13 Dec 25 12:03 UTC | HN request time: 1.443s | source

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adverbly ◴[13 Dec 25 13:15 UTC] No.46254304[source]▶

This has been the case for a while. Look up Waldorf schools. Screen free.

hamburglar ◴[13 Dec 25 14:05 UTC] No.46254576[source]▶

Careful. Waldorf schools have some great ideas but they’re also rife with crackpottery and are somewhat cult-like in many ways.

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derwiki ◴[13 Dec 25 17:02 UTC] No.46256007[source]▶

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Curious about the crackpottery and cultiness?

I’m on board with some of their rules, but no listening to prerecorded music is where they lose me.

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1. olelele ◴[13 Dec 25 19:17 UTC] No.46257082[source]▶

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The problem with spaces like this is that manipulative people easily take over the rudder for the whole school combined with that it attracts a certain kind of free-thinking and liberal people who get wooed in and enable it all.

Edit: there is a Swedish documentary about one of the schools my brother went to.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14688132

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