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waldorf subjectsThe Art of Teaching for Music TeachersJune 29–July 3 with Andrea ProntoWe will deepen and work to understand the music curriculum of the Waldorf School by:following the child’s development with song and music; studying Rudolf Steiner’s indicationson music and the curriculum; sharing song material and ideas with each other; and reviewinginstructions for instruments in the class room (flutes, recorders, lyre, voice). Music enables us toconnect to our hearts and to humanity in many ways. Let’s gather our individual experiences,enrich the music curriculum for the Waldorf schools, and support each other in our mission ofbeing musicians and teachers.Recommended Reading: The Inner Nature of Music and the Experience of Tone by RudolfSteinerClasses: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:45 pmConference Fee: $475Meals: Pre-register to guarantee meals. Breakfast (M-F) five: $37.50; Lunch (M-F) five: $66.25;Dinner (M-F) five: $66.25Registration: Monday, June 29, 7:30-8 amReading the Wisdom of the Earththrough Textiles and Other CraftsJuly 5–July 10 with Dr. Gerda Kramer, Carol Clifton, and Gosha KarpowiczSunday7:15 pm: Opening Lecture with Dr. Gerda KramerBetween Heaven and Earth Tracing the history of the relationship between human populationsand the Earth’s being, Dr. Gerda Kramer will explore the similarities and differences in differentregions.Monday–Friday9:30-11 am: Lectures with Dr. Gerda KramerReading the Wisdom of the Earth Through Textiles and Other Crafts Because weaving camebefore writing, textiles are the key to a deeper wisdom. Through understanding their messageswe can read how the forces of sun and earth modeled and shaped the cultures in different zonesof the earth.11:30 am-1 pm: Introduction to Weaving with the Inkle Loom with Carol CliftonCreate a colorful strap or belt as you explore the basics of weaving on this simple loom.2:15-3:45 pm: Clay with Gosha KarpowiczStudy of the four temperaments of human nature through portraits in clay.4:15-5:45 pm: Lecture with Dr. Gerda KramerUnderstanding the Anatomy of the Earth Body: A New Approach to Biology, Geography andPoliticsConference Fee: $475 (Includes two evening lectures July 6 & 8 with Dr. Kramer, see following.)Meals: Pre-register to guarantee meals. Breakfast (M-F) five: $37.50; Lunch (M-F) five: $66.25;Dinner (M-Th) four: $50.00Registration: Sunday, June 28, 6:45-7:15 pm. Late registration: Monday, June 29, 9-9:30 am.24
waldorf subjects and remedial educationSee the Earth in a New Way: Two Evening LecturesJuly 6 and 8 with Dr. Gerda KramerThese lectures will introduce you to a fascinating understanding of the earth organism and thespecific qualities of her different body zones.Part 1: Monday, July 6, 7:15 pm, The Interchange between Earth and CulturesIn order to come together as a global community we need to understand what was the missionof each culture, not only for its own sake, but also for the wellbeing of humanity as a whole. It iseasier to be tolerant if we know the necessary role each culture plays in the harmonic evolutionof our world community.Part 2: Wednesday, July 8, 7:15 pm, Collective Heritage of the Past and How to Overcome ItWhat began as an intimate dialogue between earth and human was later fixed in societal rules,taboos, religions and traditions. The origin of cultural heritage is no longer conscious, butremains in the inner life of its people as the “ruins” of the past. The unveiling of these remnantscan allow the future a chance to act through us unhindered.Course Fee: $15 per evening. Please pay at the door.Remedial EducationMaking a Difference: Conference on Remedial Issues IIIJuly 26–31 with Joep and Erica Eikenboom, Nancy Blanning, and IngunSchneiderClass teacher and Extra Lesson expert Joep Eikenboom and art therapist Erica Eikenboomwill again come from The Netherlands to work with educational support (remedial) teachersat Rudolf Steiner College. This third Making a Difference conference is for those who workwith Extra Lesson: Waldorf educational support/remedial teachers and graduates of Remedial/Therapeutic Education Programs at Rudolf Steiner College, AHE (Association for a HealingEducation) or Gradalis. We will share our professional experiences including second gradescreening and first grade entry procedures, Extra Lesson case studies, and other topics ofinterest, as well as learn from Joep’s research. Joep Eikenboom is the author of Foundations ofthe Extra Lesson.Classes: Sunday 7:15-9 pm; Monday-Thursday 8 am-8:30 pm; Friday 8 am-5:30 pmConference Fee: $435Meals: Pre-register to guarantee meals. Breakfast (M-F) five: $37.50; Lunch (M-F) five: $66.25;Dinner (M-Th) four: $50.00Registration: Sunday, July 26, 6:45-7:15 pm25
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