Educating the Whole Child - Mind, Body, and Spirit

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Educating the Whole Child - Mind, Body, and Spirit

This workshop will explore ways in which Waldorf early childhood education provides long-lasting foundational enrichment for the child and family. The healthy development of the young child during these formative early years,(often referred to as the “foundation for learning”), is supported through a strong nature-play-relationship based curriculum, parent involvement and holistic child assessment.

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Saturday January 25th, 2014
8:30 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.

Training ID 41407

Training set Set One Standards
Age groups
Infant/Toddler Preschool

Core knowledge categories (Hours)
Health, Safety & Nutrition (2) Human Growth & Development (4) Understanding & Guiding Behavior (2)

It is your responsibility to verify that the training sessions you select will meet your licensing or professional development needs.

Additional information

To register and pay go to www.sou.edu/education/ecd/workshops or contact Angela Huftill at SOU: 541-552-6332 or huftill@sou.edu

$30 if taken for training hours – 8 Set One hours

$55 if taken for 1 ED 399 college credit – this requires an additional follow-up activitiy and is equivalent to 10 Set Two hours

Child Care Resource Network is supporting the SOU Workshop Series by ensuring that hours are entered into the Oregon Registry if the workshop is taken for community training hours, and by offering scholarship assistance to pay for the credit portion of the workshop.

CCRN will reimburse the $25 cost difference between taking the workshop for training hours or for credit.

For scholarship information contact CCRN at ChildCareResourceNetwork@jobcouncil.org or 541-842-2593.

Trainer: Paula Lynam earned her MEd (Master in Education) at Southern Oregon University, emphasizing Waldorf early childhood; preventative /therapeutic education and parent enrichment. Her Waldorf Teacher trainings in Educational Support; Games/Integrative Movement and Kindergarten, are combined with over 22 years Waldorf teaching and consulting experience in Southern Oregon. Paula is committed to supporting parents and practitioners through facilitating classes and workshops on Waldorf Early Childhood Philosophy and Practices; Holistic Education; Movement and Games; Preventative and Therapeutic Education and has taught at Southern Oregon University, Waldorf Teacher Training Eugene, OYAEC and JCAEYC.