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2009 Essential Conferences for Grades 4, 5, 6, & 7

in Mancos, CO July, 2009

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2009 Essential Conferences for Grades 1 & 2 in Kimberton, PA June, 2009

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Resources for Home Schoolers

 

Eugene Schwartz Biography

 

Eugene Schwartz Resume

 

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

video on YouTube

 

Eugene Schwartz interview on Alaska Public Radio - listen to the hour-long program recorded on Rudolf Steiner's birthday, 2007

 

Eurythmy - Making Movement Human - view excerpts

 

Millennial Children-

listen to the entire lecture

 

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

 

ADHD: A Challenge of Our Time  

 

The Cry for Myth

 

Freedom of Choice or Freedom From Choice?             

 

Computers in Education      

 

Helping Your Child's Teacher Communicate 

 

The Sixth Grade Crisis

 

From Playing to Thinking

 

Demystifiying Adolescence

 

Verses for the Primary Grades

 

The search for a space for a kindergar-

ten and a combined first/second grade

began simultaneously with an applica-

tion for 501(c) 3 non-profit status, for-

mation of a board of trustees, writing

articles of incorporation and by-laws,

securing liability insurance, and being

licensed by the state as a preschool/kin-

dergarten. Patty’s computer on the top

floor was humming! While the Aspen

school board would not agree to our

track proposal, they did agree to lease

space to us in the soon-to-be-vacated

Yellow Brick School. We would occupy

the building with independent infant

and child care operations.

However, the Aspen Elementary School

would not vacate their old building

until November and only after desper-

ate searching and through grace did

we find Mimi Schlumberger, director

of the children’s ski school at Butter-

milk Mountain, and the Aspen Skiing

Company willing to rent space to us in

the interim. Powder Pandas was nestled

in golden aspen trees, a magical space

in which to give birth. On September

9th, 1991, the bulging womb opened to

reveal the Aspen Waldorf School: nine

first graders, ten kindergarteners and

three teachers named Patty.

Upper: Karinjo DeVore

Lower: Barbi and Doug Sheffer drive Dana and the children to camp

Upper and lower:

Bill Fordham’s Windstar

classroom, 1992

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