The Roadmap to Literacy:
Renewal of Literacy® Edition

Waldorf Language Arts Grades 1-3

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Learn to teach language arts in Waldorf schools grades 1-3
with The Roadmap to Literacy: Renewal of Literacy® Edition and its online support course.

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1.0 INTRODUCING ROADMAP TO LITERACY: RENEWAL OF LITERACY® EDITION

Question: Why is there a Renewal of Literacy® Edition of The Roadmap to Literacy? 

Answer: To help the Steiner-Waldorf movement renew the language arts curriculum—and by extension, the entire Waldorf curriculum grades 1–8—for the 21st century and beyond.

Jennifer Militzer-Kopperl shares:

I am a remedial educator who decided to get a degree in Waldorf education to balance my background in Lindamood-Bell reading and math remediation. However, I graduated Waldorf teacher training without understanding the curriculum created by Rudolf Steiner, founder of Waldorf education. I had two questions: What exactly am I supposed to teach? How am I supposed to teach it? After graduation, I worked with remedial students at two Waldorf schools rather than take a class. Within a year, I was alarmed: all the students I assessed had the same academic weaknesses.

How to Purchase The Roadmap to Literacy:
Renewal of Literacy Edition

Individual teachers and homeschool parents: The book is available at select anthroposophical bookstores and online retailers such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. It is also available on sale through the publisher for those who live in the United States. 

Bookstores, Schools, and InstitutionsPlease order from IngramSpark at Ingram Book Company's iPage website.

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Renewal of Literacy Edition

Online, On-Demand Support Course

Now Available: ‘Unlocking The Roadmap to Literacy,’ an online, on-demand support course for the book The Roadmap to Literacy. Learn to teach language arts in Waldorf schools grades 1-3.

Unlocking The Roadmap to Literacy Online, On-Demand Course


Lesson Planning Forms for The Roadmap to Literacy

Questions? Please email Jennifer Militzer-Kopperl directly for information here.