Join us during at Marin Waldorf School during our Summer Program for a "taste" of our unique holistic way of learning.

Discover new ways of learning through our integrated and interdisciplinary methods that are both scientific and artistic.

Engage in the arts
Experience your creativity and the many aspects of expression through singing, speech, Eurythmy, drawing and painting.

Connect with others
Meet our faculty and current students over snack and lunch, and enjoy the warmth and joy of our culture of personal growth and professional development.

This three-day course is an opportunity to experience our program before enrolling in the Foundation Studies or the Waldorf Teacher Training program in the Fall.

Program

8am: Choir
8:30: Speech
9:15: Eurythmy
10:00: Morning Snack
10:30: Laying Foundations for a new way of learning
12:40: Lunch Break
1:45: Exploring the Essence of Waldorf Education
2:50: Short Snack Break
3:00: Exploring the Essence of Waldorf Education II
4:00: Close of Day

Our Team

We have a group of very experienced adult educators, working out of Anthroposophy and Waldorf education, who bring to this course a wide range of international experience and a deep love for their subjects.

Ken Smith: Waldorf teacher, Anthroposophical artist and Director of BACWTT.

Liz Turkel Vose: Storyteller and drama teacher.

Deborah Krikorian: Class teacher for 20 years.

Jeff Loubet: Class teacher for 24 years.

Kristine Deason: Class teacher in second cycle (completing 6th Grade) and Grades Track Director of BACWTT.

Sibylle Eichstaedt: Speech artist, teacher and therapist.

Patrick Marooney: Class teacher and science, form drawing and woodcarving teacher.

Lisa Sargent: Musician and Waldorf school music teacher.

Renate Lundberg: Eurythmist who has taught for many years in Waldorf schools and teacher training programs.

Please contact Tiffany Lee at tiffany@bacwtt.org or at 415-479-4400 x0 with any questions.

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