Adult Education: Parents and Teachers
2007-8 School Year
To receive more information or reserve a place, please contact info
threecedars.org
or 425.401.9874.
Three Cedars Anthroposophical Study Group
ongoing
Three Cedars Festivals Team
ongoing
August 21, 2007
6:30 p.m.
Adult Education Lecture: Simplicity Parenting
with Kim John Payne, M.Ed.
Why Less is More for Children...Five Steps You Can Take to Help Your Child to Feel
Calmer, Happier and More Secure. So much of modern life seems to be about more.
Very few presentations you will attend will suggest that you do less, but this is
one of them. It quietly presents 'do-able' daily ways in which we can simplify our
families lives and by doing so build resiliency within our children. Kim will bring
practical examples and reasons behind simplifying your home life in areas such as
environment, food and mealtimes, your family's schedule, adult information, and
discipline.
The Child Today http://www.thechildtoday.com/Workshops/
August 21, 2007 - August 22, 2007
Workshop: Social Inclusion Training at Three Cedars
with Kim John Payne
Year 2 of 3 hosted at Three Cedars School, Bellevue
The Child Today http://www.thechildtoday.com/Workshops/
November 9-10, 2007
Weekend Institute for Parents and Teachers: Introduction to Antioch
University's Waldorf Collaborative Counseling Program at Three Cedars
with Kim John Payne, M.Ed.
This weekend is open to the public and will give an overview of the Waldorf Collaborative
Counseling Program. Introductory weekend hosted at Three Cedars School, Bellevue
Call 518 672 7777 http://www.antiochne.edu/ed/waldorf/ccc_intro.cfm
January 23, 2007
6:30 pm
I See What You Mean - Speech in Education, Speech in Our Lives
An evening talk with Helen Lubin
The spoken word has the potential to form, confirm and free the growing human being.
As an integral aspect of Waldorf education, "speech" work furthers healthy development
at every stage. During this evening of presentation and conversation, we will look
at how the presence, activity and meaning that can live in this uniquely human capacity
of speech cultivates the ongoing conversation between the world and the individual.
February 21-24, 2007
Antioch New England Course: Collaborative Counseling - Year One at
Three Cedars
with Torin Finswer, Ph.D. and Kim John Payne, M.Ed.
"Who are these Children? The Search for Authenticity" This course explores the changing
social, emotional, and behavioral needs of children and teens. We examine the sensory
and social overwhelm many children experience and the longer term developmental
reactions to cumulative stress often associated with fast-paced, contemporary life
styles. What can we do to help the parent and teacher build the child and teen’s
inner strength and resiliency? We use a practical approach to bring teacher, therapist,
and parent together for greater collaboration around the child or teen with extra
needs. We continue to deepen the theme of parent-teacher relationships. Exploring
common obstacles to collaboration and developing practical strategies by suspending
assumptions allows us to shift from fixed demands to uncovering real needs. We define
the role of the collaborative counselor and what this role asks of us in terms of
vocation and inner development.
Stay Tuned for:
Zoo Moves Workshops
Terri Roman Fristad, Learning Support Specialist
The Zoo Moves help each child to integrate reflexes and to develop the four bodily
senses: touch, life, self-movement and balance.
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