How to Become a Waldorf Teacher
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2019
- Sarah Baldwin, a Waldorf teacher, author and owner of Bella Luna Toys answers viewer questions on becoming a Waldorf teacher in this week's "Sunday with Sarah."
For more information visit:
Association of Waldorf Schools of North America
waldorfeducation.org
LifeWays North America
lifewaysnorthamerica.org
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So wonderful to hear your story. I am a 25 year old working at a Waldorf-inspired preschool and kindergarten and have been searching for more ways to learn about this education. I have been considering taking a part time course. Thanks for the information
I became a Montessori educator in much the same way, minus the children. The first time I stepped into the classroom I knew it was the style of education I wanted to be involved in.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with so much honesty❤️
3:23 This would be one of my biggest rewards as I, now as an adult, realize that I would have benefitted greatly as a child had I gone through one of these educational programs.
Thank you Sarah.
Thank you for making this video sarah you are such a beautiful inspiration😊
Thank you Sara. Indeed a great pleasure listening to all your guidelines about Waldorf Art. Eager to learn more.
I enjoy everything you post, thank you! I am a mother of 2 young children, very similar to your story- drawn to Waldorf education like a moth to the flame :) I am teaching and taking a LifeWays course now, it has been wonderful and has kept me on track with my intentions.
Hi Sarah! Thank you! I accidentally placed my message on a reply to a question below. Very inspiring indeed.
Thanks, Sarah... good stuff. Appreciate your easygoing, welcoming manner.... 😀
thank you mam for sharing your experiences
Thanks maa'm..its help me lot to set up curriculum.
this was so informative thanks I am so interested
Samjana from Nepal
Thank you for sharing your ideas
Very inspirational! I still have littles, what advice can you give me to make it work well.
Hello. I am a Kindergarten teacher in Florida. I will check out these links as I am wondering if I can take these classes/ trainings online (There are only two Waldorf schools in Florida- I would love for us to have one here on the Gulf Coast). Thank you for your videos :)
This is nice to hear. However I am not from america. In my view every child should go thru such schooling phase to learn nurture and grow. I will definitely check out those links though. Tnq Sarah again.
I am finishing up my associates degree focused on teacher preparation in NC, but I am wanting to pursue a Waldorf teaching program. I’ve been considering moving to NH in order to have access to the curriculum… but am feeling timid with all the google searches on what my options are. What do you recommend I do?
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Good day! I wanted to ask if a undergraduate degree is needed to become a Waldorf teacher. I'm a 42 year old mother of 2 and hold licenses and certificates in a variety of Childrent and Adult education, but no formal degree. Is this a necessary paper that is required? Thank you
We don't have Waldorf in my country 😔
Hi Sarah! I am super interested in waldorf education but have no prior education experience and am currently on a different career path (farming) I've done my own online research and love watching your videos but I find that it can be hard to find good basic resources. I would love to hear your favorite books, websites, other resources etc about waldorf/basic anthroposophy. Thank you!
Hi Casey, where are you in north America? maybe I can help connect you to some people who could assist you more directly. otherwise, feel free to connect with me...i'm a waldorf alum, a mom, a trained waldorf teacher, and my daughter goes to a waldorf school...I have a long history, and might know someone in your area. i'm gabrielle...
@@gabriellevonrabenstein5034 thanks! going to be in the northern va area soon
@@gabriellevonrabenstein5034 Good day! I'm a registered nurse from the Philippines. But I would like to become an early childhood education teacher. I feel so blessed finding you here. I hope that you can guide me how to become a Waldorf teacher. I'd like to hear from you soon! 😊
@@gabriellevonrabenstein5034 Good day! I'm a registered nurse from the Philippines. But I would like to become an early childhood education teacher. I feel so blessed finding you here. I hope that you can guide me how to become a Waldorf teacher. I'd like to hear from you soon! 😊
Do you have to have a bachelors degree before you can enroll in a Waldorf course?
I’d live to be a Waldorf teacher, at least to my grandchildren.
I am working in Waldorf inspiring school in India
Hi Sarah, what can you tell us about male Waldorf teachers? Are most Waldorf teachers female? Is it more difficult for men to start with first grade students?
When I went to a Waldorf school (for 11 years) there were more male than female teachers
Is Lifeways only in the USA?
Yes it is!
Sarah, thank you. The universe must be making a call to action. Because, I'm supposed to be giving a new Waldorf inspired school an answer today or tomorrow on if I have decided to accept and take on being their main teacher. I'm suspecting this just may be the answer. Thank you for such an inspiring video for this Sunday.
Hello everyone this is Aravindan art teacher in Waldorf inspiring school from India. We can create the whats app group and share many things.
Hello, please add me in any group you might have created. I am from India
I was very excited to start teaching at Waldorf, but you're required to study Rudolf Steiner's race theories. He claimed that people with darker skin would have to reincarnate a few times before becoming white. I know the kids and their parents will never hear about Steiner, but they consider this race theory to be the base of Antroposophy and it's mandatory training material for every new teacher.
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I imagine it's just for historical purposes, at least I hope. I guess it's good not to forget and gloss over it.
Interesting, the Waldorf in my area is 60% a minority demographic. I've never heard of them as being racist.
Rubbish, you have been misinformed on what Steiner said, taken out of context
you are so beautiful