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SUMMARY:How Waldorf Early Childhood Education Prepares the Child for Successful Executive Functioning
DESCRIPTION:How Waldorf Early Childhood Education Prepares the Child for Successful Executive Functioning \nWith Laurie Clark – Waldorf Educator and Author \nThursday\, Oct 19 from 6:30-8pm \nLaurie Clark has had the privilege of being a Waldorf early educator since 1978. She incorporates her therapeutic training into all aspects of the classroom. The deep question of how to meet the children of today and explore their needs in practical applications lies at the heart of her work. Laurie mentors teachers\, is a teacher trainer\, and is a frequent conference presenter. She has co-authored two books with Nancy Blanning on therapeutic movement for young children.
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SUMMARY:Thriving in a Time of Transition: Supporting Our Teens
DESCRIPTION:Speaker Topic: Anxiety in Middle School and High School Students \nWith Dr. Dan Einstein\, MD – Anthroposophic Doctor \nTuesday\, Oct 17 from 7-8:30pm \nEven under the best of circumstances\, the teen years are filled with challenges\, and the COVID years have been particularly tough on teens. Successfully meeting challenges can become a foundation for a thriving adulthood. How can we\, as adults\, help our teens work through these challenges?  How do we help without stifling their independence\, or their ability to learn from failures? This discussion will help parents understand how the lens of Anthroposophy can help address some of the common problems confronting teenagers:  loneliness\, anxiety\, and impulsiveness. \nDr. Einstein brings a broad experience of medical expertise. After volunteering in free clinics and studying at the Blue Otter School of Herbal Medicine\, Dr. Einstein earned his MD from Case Western Reserve Medical School in 2008. His residency focused on family and integrative medicine. At Avena Botanicals in Rockport\, ME\, Dr. Einstein was introduced to biodynamic agriculture and anthroposophy. His medical practice\, called Holistic Einstein\, established 2012\, is located in Freeport\, ME\, where he also has a connection to the Maine Coast Waldorf School. He is board certified in family\, integrative\, and anthroposophic medicine.
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SUMMARY:Book Talk with Jack Petrash
DESCRIPTION:The Waldorf Student – Under Construction\nThe Foundation\, the Framing\, and the Finish Work\nA talk from Jack Petrash \nThursday\, May 4 at 7pm \nA Waldorf School is designed to educate healthy children even in uncertain times. It does this through a developmentally based education that meets the three distinct phases of childhood with insight\, imagination\, and heart. This talk will explore our comprehensive and balanced approach and how the teaching evolves to meet the changing needs of the growing child.  \n—————\nJack is a former WWS class teacher\, and the long-time director of the Nova Institute\, an organization that has worked with teachers and parents to provide a deeper understanding of children. He is the author of four books on Waldorf Education and parenting\, including the recently published book Turning Lead into Gold. \nRead a recent write up on Jack’s book from the Waldorf Today Newsletter.
URL:https://www.washingtonwaldorf.org/event/book-talk-with-jack-petrash/
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