VII. The Problem of Teacher Training
GA 301/1920-04-29/p031
·1920-04-29
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With children who exhibit this kind of moral weakness, an ensouled gymnastics of the sort I have described as eurythmy has a healthy effect. This is assuming that eurythmy, where human beings draw not only with their hands but with their entire bodies in space, is taught to them by the age of nine.
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