In Waldorf Schools, math is taught in a multidisciplinary manner. When students are young, math is introduced through imaginative stories, movement, and rhythm games. Manipulatives are often used and help to make concepts like division and fractions easier to grasp. As grade school students get older they work with story problems and use practical applications of mathematics processes. Mental math is also frequently practiced to help the students develop their computational skills and flexibility in their thinking. Algebra and geometry are introduced in middle school, and the high school curriculum includes algebra, geometry, pre-calculus, and calculus.
Learn more about how math is taught in Waldorf schools:
https://blog.waldorfmoraine.org/2016/01/why-is-waldorf-math-education-unique-and-powerful/
https://www.waldorfpublications.org/blogs/book-news/is-it-math-or-arithmetic-in-a-waldorf-school
