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75% had many ideas on what aspects of human development (including their own) ___ to be changed to enable the fulfillment of their aspirations

A 1995 survey of U.S. Waldorf schools ___ that parents overall experienced the Waldorf schools as achieving their major aims for students

A 2008 report by the Cambridge-based Primary Review found ___ Steiner/Waldorf schools achieved superior academic results to English state schools

A Science pupil will study

A Science pupil will study Technical Drawing, Biology, Geography

A UK Department ___ Education and Skills report noted significant differences in curriculum and pedagogical between Waldorf/Steiner and mainstream schools

A day for a high school student begins with a brief "___ period"

A study comparing the ___ ability of children in Steiner/Waldorf, Montessori and traditional schools concluded that "the approach to art education in Steiner schools is conducive not only to more highly rated imaginative drawings in terms of general drawing ability and use of color but also to more accurate and detailed observational drawings"

A time of remarkable brain development, these years ___ the foundation for subsequent learning

About three-quarters were able to envision positive changes in ___ the environment and human development

Advanced degrees can lead ___ university employment

Aids to development via play generally consist of simple materials drawn from natural sources that ___ be transformed imaginatively to fit a wide variety of purposes

Almost two-thirds ___ able to imagine positive changes in the socio-economic area last year

Although music education has traditionally emphasized Western classical music, in recent decades music educators tend to incorporate application and history of non-western music to give a well-rounded musical ___ and teach multiculturalism and international understanding

Amateur musicians typically take lessons to learn musical rudiments and beginner- to intermediate-___ musical techniques

An American study found that Waldorf-educated students scored significantly higher on a test of moral reasoning than students in public ___ schools and students in a religiously-affiliated high school

An Australian study comparing the academic performance of students at university level found that students who ___ been at Waldorf schools significantly outperformed their peers from non-Waldorf schools in both the humanities and the sciences

An Australian study found that students who had been at Waldorf schools significantly outperformed their peers from non-Waldorf schools ___ both the humanities and the sciences

An education in music also increases overall ___ activity

An objective of most Waldorf schools is to have a single teacher loop with a class throughout the elementary school years, teaching ___ least the principal academic lessons

Another important feature of schooling in Britain is the variety of opportunities ___ to schoolchildren

Another study found that Waldorf pupils had higher scores on the Torrance Test of Creative Thinking Ability ___ state-school students

Art pupil will study

As Alice discovered, the variety in her schedule and the different students she learns ___ everyday keep school from being boring

At the same time, Western universities and colleges are (wide) their curriculum to include music of non-Western cultures, such as the music of Africa or Bali, as well as even rock music

At the university level, students in most arts and humanities programs may receive academic credit ___ taking music courses

Both amateur and professional musicians typically take music lessons, short private sessions ___ an individual teacher

Both parents and students sometimes described colleges of teachers ___ being insular and unresponsive

But most secondary schools in Britain which are called comprehensive schools ___ not selective; you don’t have to pass an exam to go there

Children may sing songs, look at and try ___ musical instruments, try some dancing motions and more

Children must receive attention and affection to develop in a healthy

Competitive team sports are introduced in ___ grades in Waldorf schools

Cooperation takes priority ___ competition

D. Kabalevsky became a professor ___ the Moscow Conservatory in 1932

D. Kabalevsky was ___ in Saint Petersburg in December 17, 1904

D. Kabalevsky's most important contribution to the world of music-making is his consistent efforts to connect children ___ music

Early childhood education often focuses ___ children learning through play

Early childhood education takes many forms depending ___ the beliefs of the educator or parent

Extensive time is given for guided free play in a classroom environment that is homelike, includes natural materials and provides examples of productive work in ___ children can take part

Faculty, parents and students were united in expressing a desire to improve the diversity of the student body, especially by increasing representation of minority groups ___ as African-Americans and Hispanic Americans

Government-funded schools may ___ required to incorporate aspects of state curricula

He also dabbled ___ poetry and painting

He never gets behind the group ___ Arts

His father was a mathematician and encouraged him to study mathematics; however, in early life D. Kabalevsky maintained a fascination with the arts, and became an accomplished young pianist, including a three year stint as a ___ in silent theaters

I don't ___ the noise and crowds

I don’t like parties ___ finish late

If a young child ___ receive sufficient nurturing, nutrition, and stimulus during this crucial period, the child may be left with a developmental deficit that hampers his or her success in preschool, kindergarten, and beyond

Improvements the students suggested included more after - school sports programs, more education classes, more preparation for standardized testing, a class in world politics and computer classes

In 1925, against his father's wishes, he accepted a place at the Moscow Conservatory, studying composition ___ Nikolai Myaskovsky and piano with Alexander Goldenweiser

In 2008, the Rudolf Steiner Schools Association of Australia funded a research project to investigate the relationships ___ Steiner pedagogy and related 21st century academic discourses

In Germany, there is usually one ___ session lasting 45 minutes

In ___ Waldorf schools a child normally enters elementary education when she or he is nearing or already seven years of age

In ___ of identifying many of the same concerns as other students most of the Steiner students seemed undaunted in terms of their own will to do something to create their 'preferred future'

In elementary schools, children learn about the elements of musical sound and ___ of music

In elementary schools, children learn to play instruments ___ as keyboards or recorders

In elementary schools, children sing in small ___, and learn about the elements of musical sound and history of music

In envisioning futures without war, their visions primarily related to improvements in human relationships and communication ___ dialogue and conflict resolution rather than a 'passive peace' image

In junior high school or its equivalent, music usually continues to be a required part of the ___

In most of the Waldorf schools, pupils ___ secondary education when they are about fourteen years old

In primary and secondary schools, students may often have the opportunity to perform in some type of musical ___, such as a choir, orchestra, or school band

In primary and secondary schools, students may often have the opportunity to perform in some type of musical ensemble, such as a choir, orchestra, or school band: concert band, ___ band, or jazz band

In some communities now music ___ provided little support as an academic subject area

In some secondary schools, additional music classes may also ___ available

In spite of identifying many of the same concerns as other students – global-scale environmental destruction, social injustice and threats of war – most of the Steiner students seemed undaunted in terms of ___ own will to do something to create their 'preferred future'

In the Suzuki ___ instrumental technique is developed

In the USA rest of the day is divided into eight or nine "___" of equal length, usually 45-50 minutes

In the United States, secondary school is called ___ school

It ___ the whole day yesterday

It is indeed unfortunate to lose support in this area especially since music and the art programs contribute ___ society in many positive ways

Kindermusik is ___ music and movement program of classes designed to be taken from birth until a child is 7 years old

Kindermusik, Music Together, Music-in-the-Box, Musikgarten, and the Suzuki Method are among the most widely recognized specific methods of training young children ___ music

Many childcare centers are creating curricula and incorporating it into their daily routines to ___ greater educational learning

Many childcare centers are now using ___ educational approaches

Many contemporary music scholars assert that music advocacy will only be truly effective when ___ on empirically sound arguments that transcend political motivations and personal agendas

Many students spoke of the kindness of their peers and of learning to think things through clearly for themselves, not to jump to conclusions, and to remain positive ___ the face of problems and independent of pressure from others to think as they do

Many universities offer ___ programs in the field of music education, allowing their students to become certified educators of primary and secondary school ensembles as well as beginner music classes

Most North American and European universities have some type of music ensemble in which students from various fields of study may ___ such as a choir, concert band, marching band, or orchestra

Much of the first two years of life are spent in the creation of a child's first "sense of self" or the building of a ___ identity

Much work and no play never (make) people gay

Music Together is also a ___ of music and movement classes

Music advocacy comes in many forms, some of ___ are based upon legitimate scholarly arguments and scientific findings, while other examples rely on unconvincing data and remain rather controversial

Music also improves ___ (learn)

Music courses take the form of an overview course on the history of music, or a music appreciation course that focuses on ___to music and learning about different musical styles

Music education ___ in North American and European universities also often support interdisciplinary research in such areas as music psychology, music education historiography, educational ethnomusicology, and philosophy of education

Music education also takes place in individualized, life-long ___, and community contexts

Music education for young children is ___ by institutions as diverse as music schools, some local brass bands and others

Music teachers feel that they must actively seek greater public endorsement for music education ___ a legitimate subject of study

Music-___ -the-Box's Music Masters program incorporates picture books, music, and movement classes to encourage language & reading development through music

Musikgarten offers a comprehensive, sequential plan for the musical development of the child from birth to ___ 9

Natural fibers ___ wool and cotton retain heat, making the doll warm to the touch and more life-like

Not only did D. Kabalevsky write music specifically directed at bridging the gap between children's technical skills and adult aesthetics, but during his lifetime he ___ up a pilot program of music education in twenty-five schools

One experiment created a three verse song with a non-repetitive melody; each ___ had different music

One experiment involved memorizing a word list with background music; participants recalled the words 48 hours ___

Oral language development is ___ through songs, poems and movement games

Our dolls are recommended for children ___ there and older

Our lovely Waldorf nursing dolls are ___ using all natural fibers

Outdoor play periods are also generally incorporated into the school day, with the intention of providing children ___ experiences of nature, weather and the seasons of the year

Outside of school, the teenagers meet each ___ in the afternoon or evening, and of course they have parties on the weekends

Participants ___ memorized word lists with background music recalled more words demonstrating music provides contextual cues

Pupils ___ encouraged to develop their own independent and creative thinking processes

Research done at the University of Wisconsin has indicated that students with piano or keyboard experience ___ 34 % higher on tests that measure spatial-temporal lobe activity, which is the part of the brain that is used when doing mathematics, science, and engineering

Researchers in the field and early childhood educators both view the parents as an integral part of the early ___ education process

Secondary education is ___ by specialist teachers for each subject

Several international organizations exist ___ promote specific methods of training young children in music

She has (do) well in her exams

Some parents described upper grades teachers ___ overextended, without sufficient time to relate to parental needs and input, and wished for more open and reciprocal parent-school support

Some pupils ask ___ special permission to leave campus so they can go to a nearby store or cafe

Specifically, music aids ___ text recall

State schools could benefit ___ Waldorf education's early introduction and approach to modern foreign languages

Steiner-educated students were ___ to develop richer, more detailed images of their 'preferred futures' than mainstream students

Students become certified educators of primary and secondary school ensembles as ___ as beginner music classes

Students must complete a certain number of courses ___ order to receive a Diploma, or Certificate of Graduation

The English school syllabus is divided into Arts (or Humanities) and Sciences, which ___ the division of the secondary school pupils into study groups

The English school syllabus is divided into ___ and Sciences

The Mama and Papa dolls are 12 inches, the Toddler doll ___ 7 inches, and Baby is 6 inches

The Suzuki method depends on the parent/teacher/child triangle to create an early internal understanding of music by first developing the ___ ear, and then adding the more traditional note reading as instrumental technique is developed

The Suzuki method focuses on learning a specific instrument ___ the violin, and it uses this focus to foster musical ability and appreciation

The ___ Day care and Childcare do not embrace the educational aspects

The ___ ‘early childhood learning,’ ‘early care,’ and ‘early education’ are comparable with early childhood education

The approach to art ___ in Steiner schools is conducive not only to more highly rated imaginative drawings in terms of general drawing ability and use of color but also to more accurate and detailed observational drawings

The atmosphere is usually casual and

The curriculum in Waldorf schools is structured to help students

The distinction between childcare centers being for care and kindergartens being for education, for example, ___ all but disappeared in countries that require staff in different early childhood facilities to have a teaching qualification

The dolls ___ made with the finest cotton and purest wool

The dolls are ___ to order, with a choice of skin, hair and eye colors

The education emphasizes early experiences of daily, weekly and annual rhythms, including seasonal festivals ___ from a variety of traditions

The education focuses much more strongly on academic subjects, though students normally continue to take courses ___ art, music, and crafts

The education now focuses much more strongly ___ academic subjects

The elementary school centers around a multi-disciplinary ___ curriculum that includes visual arts, drama, artistic movement, vocal and instrumental music, and crafts

The facial features of ___ dolls are kept simple so that children can use their imagination in play

The majority of schools in Britain are supported by public funds and the education provided is___

The mama doll comes with a cloth sling, and ___ dress has two openings for nursing

The school day begins with an introduction that may include singing, instrumental music, recitations of poetry, including a verse ___ by Steiner for the start of a school day, and practice in mathematics and language arts

The school day generally starts ___ a one-and-a-half to two-hour academic lesson that focuses on a single theme over the course of about a month's time

The students overall were positive about the school and its differences; experienced the school as a "community of friends"; and spoke of the opportunity to grow and develop ___ the broad range of activities offered

The students spoke of the opportunity to grow and develop through the broad range of activities offered, to learn when they ___ ready to learn, to develop imagination, and to come to understand the world as well as oneself

The study of Western art music is increasingly common in music education outside of North America and Europe, (include) Asian nations such as South Korea, Japan, and China

The temperaments, ___ are thought to express four basic personality types, each possessing its own fundamental way of regarding and interacting with the world

The terms «preschool education» and «kindergarten» emphasize education around ___ ages of 3 – 6 years

There is a gap ___ the discourse of music education philosophy and the actual practices of music teachers and music organization executives

There is daily story time when a teacher usually tells a fairytale, often ___ heart

There is little reliance on standardized textbooks; ___, each child creates his or her own illustrated summary of coursework in book form

There were no gender differences found in the students’ preferred futures visions or in the richness and fluidity of ___ creative images

These degrees come with the completion of (vary) technique classes, private instruction, numerous ensembles, and in depth observations of educators in the area

They have classes in major subjects ___ every day

They have to study four or five major programs ___ a year

They may major either in the ___ or in science

They tended to focus ___ ‘social’ rather than ‘technological’ ways of solving problems

This is a crucial part of children's makeup — how they first see themselves, how they think they ___ function, how they expect others to function in relation to them

This position regarding music advocacy has especially been advanced by music education philosophers (___ as Bennett Reimer, Estelle Jorgensen, David J. Elliott, Keith Swanwick)

Though Waldorf schools in the Western Hemisphere have traditionally celebrated Michaelmas and Martinmas in the autumn, Christmas in winter, Easter and May Day in the spring, and St. John's Day in summer, such schools ___ now incorporating an increasingly wide range of cultural and religious traditions

Though ___ most Waldorf schools are autonomous institutions not required to follow a prescribed curriculum, there are widely-agreed guidelines for the Waldorf curriculum, supported by the schools' common principles

Throughout the elementary years, concepts are first introduced through stories and images, and academic instruction is integrated ___ the visual and plastic arts, music and movement

Throughout the elementary years, students learn two foreign languages (in English-___ countries often German and either Spanish or French)

Unfortunately, music in our schools is being cut at a drastic rate due to budget cuts ___ forced upon the schools

Waldorf ___ are intentionally made simple in order to allow playing children to employ and strengthen their imagination and creativity

Waldorf elementary education allows for individual variations in the pace of learning, ___ upon the expectation that a child will grasp a concept or achieve a skill when he or she is ready

Waldorf schools approach learning in early childhood ___ imitation and example

Waldorf schools generally discourage kindergarten and lower grade pupils being exposed to media influences such as television, computers and recorded music, as they believe ___ to be harmful to children's development in the early years

Waldorf schools generally introduce computers ___ the curriculum in adolescence

Waldorf students were far ___ likely to volunteer opinions about the survey and research in general, suggesting possible improvements in the survey technique and offering new possibilities to resolve the moral dilemmas raised in the survey

Waldorf teachers have been cited for ___ level of personal commitment to their pupils

Waldorf teachers use the concept of the four temperaments to help interpret, understand and relate to the behaviour and personalities of children ___ their tutelage

What Arts do the students go in___?

What is the Russian ___ ‘graduate’?

What is the most distinctive feature of the ___ educational system?

What keeps American high schools from ___ boring?

What some school boards do not know is that cutting music might cause test scores to fall due to the positive effect ___ everything from academics to citizenship and even personal hygiene

What subjects do students have during the ___ high school program?

What you ___ at four o'clock yesterday?

When Alice first started high school in ninth grade, she ___ confused by all the movement and change every day

Where and how do the teenagers usually spend ___ time in the afternoon or on the weekends?

Where your sister ___ now?

Who helped you to ___ your choice?

Worst-case scenarios such as those found in Russian and Romanian orphanages demonstrate ___ the lack of proper social interaction and development of attachment affect the developing child

___ Alice's birthday, her mother told her she could only have 25 people, and she asked all her friends not to tell anyone about the party

___ Alice's school eleventh and twelfth graders are allowed to go to the cafeteria, to the gym, or to walk around the school grounds

___ Waldorf curriculum has from its inception organically incorporated multiple intelligences

___ an environment is considered by Waldorf pedagogues to be supportive of the physical, emotional and intellectual growth of the child through assimilative learning

___ are the advantages and disadvantages of American education system?

___ greater safety and more natural play, there are no snaps, Velcro, magnets or other fasteners

___ they have any other subjects?

___ to UNESCO ECCE (Early Childhood Care and Education) Unit, Early childhood is defined as the period from birth to 8 years old