I've reviewed the movie on ANM, because it provides a lot of useful (if inverted) information about Steiner education, and this addendum examines how, in their own critiques of this movie the Steiner critics have continued and extended the inversions used by Schwartz, by which actions they reveal not only a singular lack of ability to self-scrutinise, but also a dangerous lack of awareness of the similarity of their position to the one that they are criticising.
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Saturday, 9 February 2013
Schoolyard Critics
I've reviewed the movie on ANM, because it provides a lot of useful (if inverted) information about Steiner education, and this addendum examines how, in their own critiques of this movie the Steiner critics have continued and extended the inversions used by Schwartz, by which actions they reveal not only a singular lack of ability to self-scrutinise, but also a dangerous lack of awareness of the similarity of their position to the one that they are criticising.
Labels:
alicia hamberg,
andy lewis,
anthroposophy,
bullying,
critics,
Dan Dugan,
Diana Winters,
Ethereal Kiosk,
film,
lecanardnoir,
melanie byng,
pete karaiskos,
skeptics,
steiner,
video,
waldorf,
zzzooey
Thursday, 31 May 2012
Anthroposophical Plants
There's something wonderful about plants grown with the full force of life-affirming quackery running through them, they look the same, maybe a bit posher, but they taste like something can taste only when is has been thoroughly steeped in esoteric dogma.
But until now Anthroposophical Plants haven’t been flagged up as much of a problem.
Labels:
alicia hamberg,
andy lewis,
anthroposophy,
censorship,
critics,
free schools,
gove,
Human Rights,
melanie byng,
pete karaiskos,
steiner,
video,
waldorf,
Waldorf Review,
whistle blowing
Monday, 21 May 2012
welcome to anarchangel's blog
Hello world. This is my first blog post. I've kept two blogs before. The first one was a private blog when I was in the neo-natal intensive care unit with my extreme premie. The second one is public and follows the story of what happened to us when we moved to New Zealand and went to a Steiner school. Oh no! It was a horrible experience of bullying, mismanagement, dishonesty and mobbing and we're still, believe it or not, dealing with the fallout years later.
Labels:
film,
Human Rights,
NICU,
steiner,
video,
whistle blowing
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