Madrid Desk, Sep 26 (EFE).- Waldorf schools around the world are marking the 100th anniversary of their teaching methodology, considered by many as a revolutionary and liberating but by its detractors as cultish.<br /> <br />Created by Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) shortly after the First World War, the Waldorf project was born in the German city of Stuttgart as a school for children of the workers at the Waldorf-Astoria cigarette factory.<br /> <br />Nowadays, there are more than 3,000 Waldorf schools in 90 countries across the world. <br /> <br /> <br />FOOTAGE OF WALDORF SCHOOLS IN SHAH ALAM (MALAYSIA), BANGKOK (THAILAND), AMMAN (JORDAN), CAPE TOWN (SOUTH AFRICA), SAO PAULO (BRAZIL).<br /> <br /> <br />CAMERAS: Ahmad Yusni (Malaysia), Octavio Guzmán, (Thailand), Andre Pain (Jordan), Nic Bothma (South Africa), Waldheim Montoya and Pedro Garbellini (Brazil). <br /> <br />EDITOR: Victoria Moreno.<br /> <br /> <br />This video is part of a Multimedia Story in Full. If you wish to purchase text, raw videos and/or additional photos, please contact Sara Bhagchandani at EFE Sales Department (sarabd@efe.com or +34 913 467 493).
