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2009 Essential Conferences for Grades 4, 5, 6, & 7
2009 Essential Conferences for Grades 1 & 2 in Kimberton, PA June, 2009
NEW: Discover Waldorf Education, an introductory video on YouTube.
NEW: To view Grade Six Geometry, another YouTube video, click here.
NEW:To view From Movement to Form, click here
NEW:To view From Story to Letter, click here
Reading and Writing, The Waldorf Approach - click here to view this 20-minute
Eurythmy - Making Movement Human - view excerpts
Watch a Google Video of Eugene Schwartz's Introduction to Waldorf given in Izmir, Turkey, May 2006
Watch a Google Video of an excerpt from Eugene's lecture No Childhood Left Behind
Articles: Blinking, Feeling, & Willing
High Stakes Testing & Waldorf Schools
Beyond Cognition - Children and Television
Do the Festivals Have a Future?
Assuming Nothing: Nature vs. Nurture
Handwork and Intellectual Development
Freedom of Choice or Freedom From Choice?
Helping Your Child's Teacher Communicate
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Lectures on Audio CD Images on CD-ROM by Eugene Schwartz Page 3
Our CDs are now available as mp3 files that may be directly downloaded from the Internet. For more information, contact us at info@millennialchild.com. 200: Science in the Waldorf School: Grades 4 – 8 This CD-ROM is a “virtual student exhibition” which embodies the full range of science teaching in the elementary school years. Over 230 pages from main lesson books, accompanied by thousands of words of explanation and commentary by Eugene Schwartz, appear in vivid color on 170 PowerPoint “slides.” These slides may be viewed on an individual computer screen, or, like photographic slides, they may be projected on a screen to be viewed by an audience. $17.50 201: Adolescence Along with Betty Staley's book Between Form and Freedom, Eugene Schwartz's Adolescence: The Search for the Self is regarded as one of the classic books on the teenage years by a Waldorf teacher. Because the book has been out of print for several years, Eugene presents its contents in this reading, which is accompanied by 5 pages of charts, diagrams, and student illustrations. $17.50
202: From Playing to Thinking Why do Waldorf kindergartens put such an emphasis on "creative play," rather than on the Three R's? Why are children surrounded by hardwood and soft dolls, rather than hardware and software? In this lecture, Eugene reveals the surprising and profound connection between the joyful play of the four year-old and the high-level cognitive activity of the adolescent. Drawing on the insights of neurologists and physicists, he presents an insightful look at the real work of the Waldorf kindergarten. $17.50 The Waldorf Home Companion is a series of lectures developed by Eugene Schwartz to give parents the “big picture” of the Waldorf school experience from grades one through eight. Each lecture examines two grades thoroughly and clearly. Eugene looks at the child’s development at each grade level, describes the curriculum for that year, and, most importantly, discusses what a child should have learned at the school year’s end. As the series’ title implies, these lectures can be helpful companions to parents as they accompany their children on the exciting path of a Waldorf education. 204: The Waldorf Home Companion, Grades One and Two Topics covered include: Foundations of Waldorf education; the “four bodies” of the child; learning to write and read; authority and freedom; the Class Teacher and the Main Lesson; fairy tales, legends, and fables. $17.50
205: The Waldorf Home Companion, Grades Three and Four Topics covered include: The Nine Year-Old Change; the beginnings of inwardness; the uniqueness of the Old Testament; sobriety and hilarity; the Norse myths; measurement and fractions; learning problems and neurological development. $17.50
206: The Waldorf Home Companion, Grades Five and Six Topics covered include: The study of History and the harmonization of the child; the karma of the teacher, parents, and children; natural science and laboratory science; lawfulness and individuality. $17.50 203: The Media and Their Message In this lecture, given to urban parents in New York City's Rudolf Steiner School, the "media challenge" is examined from historical, social and physiological perspectives. Recognizing the impossibility of simply avoiding TV, radio and computers, advice is given on ways to strengthen children and parents to meet and overcome the pervasive influence of today's media onslaught. $17.50
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