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SUMMARY:Planning and Creating a Mixed-Age Waldorf Grade School: Methods and Strategies for Sustainability and Success
DESCRIPTION:A pedagogical leadership workshop for school directors/administrators\, faculty chairs\, teachers\, and board members interested in exploring the intentionality and the process of combining grades with facilitator Jody Spanglet of Ashwood Waldorf School. \nDescription\nWhile a departure from typical Waldorf convention\, mixed-age classrooms are a growing reality in many Waldorf schools today. Combining grades can strengthen a school and its pedagogy—and benefit students—by: \n-Helping a school maintain a healthy student population\n-Requiring innovation and fresh thinking on the part of the teacher and the school\n-Creating class sizes that allow for a favorable social mix and opportunities for group work\n-Providing older students in need of remedial work opportunities to strengthen their skills\n-Providing capable younger students exposure to more challenging skills classes\n-Providing multi-age experiences that allow younger and older students to develop deep and lasting relationships \nJody Spanglet of Ashwood Waldorf School has seen the advantages students and schools realize when schools intentionally combine grades. In Planning and Creating a Mixed-Age Waldorf Grade School: Methods and Strategies for Sustainability and Success we will explore mixed-age Waldorf grade schools from a strategic planning and governance lens. Through presentation\, discussion\, and sharing\, our focus will be on: \n-The culture of your school: Does it support or undermine your multi-age classroom?\n-How to create and communicate a predictable and transparent strategic plan incorporating the multi-age model\n-How to manage expectations (for parents and others)\n-How to staff a mixed-age classroom and provide professional development for teachers as needed\n-How to conceive of and successfully work with a developmentally-based curriculum in a mixed-age classroom\n-How to evaluate the progress and outcome of combining grades \nYou will leave with a newfound appreciation of the benefits that can result when combining Waldorf grades\, and the knowledge of how to plan\, create\, and sustain a mixed-age grade school. \nFacilitator\nJody Spanglet has been director of Rockport\, Maine’s Ashwood Waldorf School since 2005. Previously she was a  grades 1-8 and 5-8 class teacher.  Jody started her Waldorf career as after-care teacher at the Charlottesville Waldorf School when her daughter was a student there. She has since pursued 20 years of coursework in Waldorf Education and anthroposophical study at AWSNA-accredited institutions. Jody received a BA in sociology from SUNY Binghamton and her MSEd in Social Foundations of Education from the University of Virginia. \nSchedule\nFriday evening\, January 24: Doors open at 6:30pm for check-in registration. Workshop begins at 7pm and runs until 8:30pm.\nSaturday\, January 25: Workshop runs 9am-5:30pm with time for breaks and lunch. \nWorkshop Cost and Meal Plan\nThe workshop cost is $295 via online registration (cost includes Saturday mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks and a $25 non-refundable registration fee). Online registration is available through noon on Friday\, January 24. If you haven’t registered by then and still wish to attend\, walk-in registrations will be accepted space permitting at the walk-in cost of $310. Check here to ensure spaces remain before arriving for walk-in registration.\nFor the convenience of workshop participants\, we offer an optional meal plan consisting of Saturday breakfast (8-9am) and lunch (midday) served at the on-campus Threefold Cafe. You may sign up for the meal plan on your registration form. The $20 meal plan cost is non-refundable after 1/21/20. \nDiscount Options\nFor every three registrations it makes\, a school may send a fourth attendee for free (the fourth registration cost will be rebated after the workshop takes place). Current Sunbridge program students receive 30% off the workshop cost and Sunbridge program alumni receive 15% off; a discount code will appear on your registration form once you provide identifying information. Only one discount option may be applied. \nHousing\nCampus housing and local accommodations are reserved directly through Threefold Educational Center. \nQuestions?\nContact Admissions and Summer Coordinator Barbara Vitale at info@sunbridge.edu or 845-425-0055 x20.\nSunbridge Institute reserves the right to cancel any offering at any time. If Sunbridge cancels\, all registrants will be notified and will receive a full refund. If the registrant cancels\, he or she will receive a full refund less the non-refundable registration fee.  Sunbridge reserves the right to make faculty substitutions when necessary.
URL:https://threefold.org/event/planning-and-creating-a-mixed-age-waldorf-grade-school-methods-and-strategies-for-sustainability-and-success/
LOCATION:Sunbridge Institute\, 285 Hungry Hollow Rd\, Chestnut Ridge\, NY\, 10977\, United States
CATEGORIES:Waldorf Education,Workshops for Adults
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SUMMARY:Waldorf Weekend: Foundations and Fundamentals of Waldorf Education from Early Childhood through High School
DESCRIPTION:Open to all lovers of education and especially relevant for new and prospective Waldorf community members (teachers\, parents\, grandparents\, staff\, and board members). Our popular Waldorf Weekend workshop is designed to provide an in-depth and experiential survey of the basis and the basics of Waldorf Education. In addition to exploring the Waldorf curriculum\, your workshop will include a discussion of Rudolf Steiner’s insights in human development and a look into the anthroposophical underpinnings of the Waldorf impulse. You’ll enjoy hands-on artistic activities such as music\, movement\, and drawing\, and there’ll be plenty of time for questions and answers. Our Waldorf Weekends are a most memorable—and fun!—learning experience. \nInstructors\nLinda Ogden-Wolgemuth\, PhD\, (Lead; Anthroposophy and Elementary Curriculum) is Sunbridge Institute’s director of education and advancement. She joined the Sunbridge administration in 2018\, after previously serving as a trustee on the Sunbridge Board. From 2006-2018 Linda was a class teacher at Manhattan’s Rudolf Steiner School\, where she also sat on the Board of Trustees and College of Teachers and chaired the Community Education Committee; her background in education also includes teaching at the university level. A longtime student of anthroposophy\, Linda earned her bachelor’s degree with honors in the field of German area studies from The Johns Hopkins University\, her master’s and doctoral degrees in German languages and literatures from the University of Pennsylvania\, and her certificate in elementary education from Sunbridge College. \nLisa Miccio\, MSEd\, (Early Childhood Curriculum) teaches kindergarten at The Waldorf School of Garden City and also sits on the Sunbridge Board of Trustees. Prior to joining the Garden City faculty in 2017\, Lisa was on the faculty of Green Meadow Waldorf School for a dozen years; while there she taught kindergarten and parent and child classes\, served as a co-chair of the early childhood section\, director of early childhood admissions and family programs\, and a member of the Collegium\, the Collegium Committee and the Board of Trustees. Lisa’s teaching experience also includes working at Mountain Laurel Waldorf School\, Dayspring Community School and\, during her 2016-17 sabbatical\, teaching and mentoring in the Kathmandu (Nepal) Waldorf Kindergarten. She holds a BA in English from the College of Charleston\, an MS in Elementary Education from CW Post\, Long Island University\, and an MS in Waldorf Education from Sunbridge College. \nHarlan Gilbert\, PhD\, (High School Curriculum) has been on the faculty of Green Meadow Waldorf School since 2002\, teaching math in the high school and serving on the school’s math curriculum committee. He is the author of At the Source: the Incarnation of the Child and the Development of a Modern Pedagogy\, (AWSNA Press\, 2005) and has had several articles published in Lilipoh and the Waldorf Education Research Institute Bulletin. Harlan\, who studied mathematics and natural science at Yale University and Reed College and eurythmy at the Eurythmeum Zuccoli in Dornach\, received his Waldorf teaching certificate from Emerson College\, England; his master’s in education from Sunbridge College; and his PhD in Transformative Studies from the California Institute of Integral Studies. \nArtistic specialist to be announced. \nSchedule\nFriday\, January 24: Doors open at 6:30pm for check-in registration. Please arrive with enough time to register and get settled. Workshop begins promptly at 7 and runs until 8:30.\nSaturday\, January 25: Workshop runs 9am-5:30pm\, with times for breaks and lunch \nWorkshop Cost and Meal Plan\nThe workshop cost is $235 via online registration (cost includes Saturday mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks and a $25 non-refundable registration fee). Online registration is available through noon on Friday\, January 24. If you haven’t registered by then and still wish to attend\, walk-in registrations will be accepted space permitting at the walk-in cost of $250. Check here to ensure spaces remain before arriving for walk-in registration.\nFor the convenience of workshop participants\, we offer an optional meal plan consisting of Saturday breakfast (8-9am) and lunch (midday) served at the on-campus Threefold Cafe. You may sign up for the meal plan on your registration form. The $20 meal plan cost is non-refundable after 1/21/20. \nHousing\nCampus housing and local accommodations are reserved directly through Threefold Educational Center. \nQuestions?\nContact Barbara Vitale\, admissions and summer coordinator\, at info@sunbridge.edu or 845-425-0055 x20. Sunbridge reserves the right to make faculty substitutions when necessary.
URL:https://threefold.org/event/waldorf-weekend-foundations-and-fundamentals-of-waldorf-education-from-early-childhood-through-high-school/
LOCATION:Sunbridge Institute\, 285 Hungry Hollow Rd\, Chestnut Ridge\, NY\, 10977\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fermenting Workshop: Reviving Body & Soul
DESCRIPTION:With Fiona Hughes & Kathie Young\nMedical research reveals that bacteria in the gut has an impact on our overall health\, and that a healthy gut creates a healthy body and brain. Fiona Hughes\, MD\, and Kathie Young\, artist\, have partnered to create a 3-hour workshop that explores nutritional and creative tools to better health. \nThis fermenting and felting program is offered in a supportive group setting with sessions devoted to healthy gut theory\, conversation\, and making fermented foods with a felted cozy. \nFiona Hughes is a health and life transitions coach. With a medical degree from Germany and extensive training in anthroposophical medicine\, she is passionate about the processes of healing\, nourishing\, and transforming.  \nKathie Young is a graphic designer\, painter\, teacher\, actor\, student of the martial arts\, and an enthusiastic advocate for preparing and eating fermented food. \nFee: $75. Visit this page to reserve your space in the workshop.
URL:https://threefold.org/event/fermenting-workshop-reviving-body-soul/
LOCATION:Threefold Café\, 285 Hungry Hollow Rd\, Chestnut Ridge\, NY\, 10977\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fire in the Temple: The True Story of the Death of a Teacher
DESCRIPTION:A Secret Drama in Two Parts by Glen Williamson\nRead by Glen Williamson and Laurie Portocarrero\nThe fourth-year class of Eurythmy Spring Valley is delighted to offer a new play by Glen Williamson as part of their upcoming cultural series to support their graduation trip to Dornach\, Switzerland\, in June 2020.  \nAs the year 1923 begins\, the spiritual movement and Society around Rudolf Steiner are in ruins. Will his close colleague and pupil Ita Wegman\, and others\, wake up and recognize their karma in time for their work for humanity to go forward? \nPart One – “Ita’s Awakening”: 3:00-4:30pm\nPart Two – “Forging Onward”: 7:00-8:30pm\nTickets: $15 for each part \nGlen Williamson – traveling actor\, storyteller\, and playwright based in New York City – tours North America and Europe with his original solo performances. He has played Johannes Thomasius in all four of Rudolf Steiner’s mystery dramas\, and his published sequel to them\, Future Dawning\, has had staged readings in New York\, Pennsylvania\, and Switzerland. With Laurie Portocarrero\, he jointly created The Refugees’ Tale\, a theatrical free-rendering of Goethe’s Green Snake parable\, and performed Aeschylus Unbound\, which Glen coauthored with the late film star and anthroposopher Mala Powers. \nLaurie Portocarrero and Glen Williamson are longtime members of The Actors’ Ensemble\, based on Michael Chekhov’s approach to acting. Both actors have toured widely\, drawing on this approach in their acting and storytelling careers. They have toured together since 2005.
URL:https://threefold.org/event/fire-in-the-temple-the-true-story-of-the-death-of-a-teacher/
LOCATION:Threefold Auditorium\, 260 Hungry Hollow Road\, Chestnut Ridge\, NY\, 10977\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performances,Readings
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