Waldorf teachers and leaders from across North America and beyond have chosen Sunbridge Institute's summer professional development courses to help them prepare for the coming year. Our week-long introductory courses are a trusted resource to delve into and learn more about Waldorf education.
In this course, we will re-examine and recommit to the essential role of play in early childhood education, helping to inspire you to create therapeutic environments that foster healthy play.
All are invited to view a sampling of the work of students in the Fiber Craft Studio's Applied Arts Program 11th Cycle, and to attend their graduation ceremony. The gallery show opens at 4:00pm, and the graduation ceremony begins at 5:00pm.
This highly useful course is focused on the practical work of being a leader and decision-maker. Through a process imbued with the anthroposophical understanding of the human being, Collaborative Leadership will help you learn how to improve your effectiveness as a member of your leadership team.
This anthroposophically based, hands-on course with longtime science teacher Gary Banks explores the phenomena-based approach to teaching science used in Waldorf schools.
Two weeks of pedagogy for professional eurythmists, focusing on the eurythmy curriculum for the middle and high school years.
Two weeks of pedagogy for professional eurythmists, focusing on the eurythmy curriculum for the middle and high school years.
This new series of workshops, presented virtually in six two-hour Saturday morning workshops, creates opportunities for Waldorf early childhood teachers of all experience levels to gain new insights in a supportive circle of early childhood colleagues.
This online Info Session is an opportunity for interested adults to delve into Sunbridge’s Early Childhood and Elementary Teacher Education offerings and experience.
We invite you to join us for a virtual Info Session to learn about Sunbridge’s Waldorf High School Teacher Education program which next enrolls July 2024. On tap are discussions with director Steve Sagarin and program core faculty, as well as information on admissions and financial aid.
With Keelah Helwig & Vicki Larson This workshop will define the ways many Waldorf school curricula center whiteness, use the frameworks of racial identity formation and biography work to better understand how we become who we are in a racialized society, and share practical tools, resources, and success stories with the goal of dismantling racism in Waldorf schools and communities.
This new series of workshops, presented virtually in six two-hour Saturday morning workshops, creates opportunities for Waldorf early childhood teachers of all experience levels to gain new insights in a supportive circle of early childhood colleagues.
With Kelly Beekman During this art-filled day, you will discover new ways to approach art-making with your students, as you explore the beauty and diversity of the human body through drawing and painting.
With Joachim Ziegler & Jessica Heffernan Ziegler Conflict in organizational life is something most of us accept and then try to avoid. But what if we learn to view conflict constructively, and to use it as a tool for effecting positive change in the workplace?
This new series of workshops, presented virtually in six two-hour Saturday morning workshops, creates opportunities for Waldorf early childhood teachers of all experience levels to gain new insights in a supportive circle of early childhood colleagues.
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