Approaching Grade Four: Inspiration and Guidance For Your Year
VirtualProfessional development for Waldorf teachers and homeschool parents.
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Approaching Grade Five: Inspiration and Guidance For Your Year
VirtualProfessional development for Waldorf teachers and homeschool parents.
Approaching Grade Seven: Inspiration and Guidance For Your Year
VirtualProfessional development for Waldorf teachers and homeschool parents.
Applied Arts, 13th cycle
The Fiber Craft Studio 275 Hungry Hollow Rd, Chestnut Ridge, NY, United StatesThis part-time, four-year professional training for handwork teachers meets for two weeks each summer and one week each winter, covering two grades per year.
Approaching Grade One: Inspiration and Guidance For Your Year
VirtualJuly 6 - July 11 (via Zoom) Professional development for Waldorf teachers and homeschool parents. Admission: $645. Some discounts available. For information, contact Barbara Vitale at info@sunbridge.edu / 845-425-0055 x20
Approaching Grade Six: Inspiration and Guidance For Your Year
VirtualProfessional development for Waldorf teachers and homeschool parents.
Introduction to Waldorf Early Childhood Education: An Immersion in the World of the Waldorf Nursery / Kindergarten
VirtualOpen to anyone interested in Waldorf early childhood education, including current and prospective teachers, parents, grandparents, and caregivers.
Collaborative Leadership: Personalized Strategies for Becoming a More Effective Member of Your Leadership Team
VirtualProfessional development for workplace decision-makers, including administrators, directors, board and committee members, and faculty chairs.
Grounded in Practice Foundation Studies Retreat
Sunbridge Institute 285 Hungry Hollow Rd, Chestnut Ridge, NY, United StatesA stand-alone prelude to an experiential Foundation Studies year presented by the New Adult Learning Institute.
Applied Arts Program 14th cycle
The Fiber Craft Studio 275 Hungry Hollow Rd, Chestnut Ridge, NY, United StatesThis four-year, part-time training for handwork teachers meets twice a year, covering two grades annually. Students refine their skills, enhance their creativity, and learn to bring these experiences to children. While rooted in Waldorf education, it benefits teachers in all settings, including homeschooling.