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Saturday Studies with Steiner

10 - 11:30 am ET for all sessions

October 10, November 7, December 19, January 9, February 6, March 6

$276

About the Course

Anthroposophical study brings us renewal and inspiration in our daily lives… We invite you to join us for this insightful series of six on-line gatherings one Saturday each month, where Jane Swain and Janene Ping offer reading, discussion, and creative exercises for some of their favorite lectures by Steiner. Core points of human development, as well as recognition of the gifts and challenges within 21st Century life, will include special focus on the education of the young child, and the path of those who care-take and educate them.


Please Note: In an effort to create an open space for sharing, this series WILL NOT be recorded. Please plan to attend each session live.

Your Instructors: 

Jane Swain and Janene Ping

Jane Swain and Janene Ping

Jane Swain is an associate director and core faculty member. She is a pediatric physical therapist & movement therapist, with a special interest in supporting children to integrate their primitive reflexes. Jane is also a certified Level III trainer of Spacial Dynamics and is certified in Bothmer Gymnastics, Sensory Integration Praxis testing for children, and Neuro-developmental Treatment in pediatrics. She has studied the work of Dr. Emmi Pikler at the Pikler Institute in Budapest. She previously taught movement education in the early grades at the Monadnock Waldorf School and has provided classroom consultation and worked privately with children for many years. Jane is certified by the New Hampshire Child Development Bureau as an Early Childhood Master Professional Workshop Trainer. She has taught internationally and throughout the US. Jane has published several articles on sensory motor development in the young child. She has just completed the book, Free Movement from the Very Start: Self-initiated Movement and Sensorimotor Development. It is published by the Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America.


Janene Ping is an associate director and core faculty member at Sophia's Hearth. She is also a kindergarten teacher at the Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School in Harlemville, NY. She is the founder of the Magical Puppettree community puppet troupe. She is currently the research project leader for work to foster an understanding of and make visible the relationship between contemporary research into brain and neurological development, multiple intelligences, and the learning process, and the practices growing out of Waldorf early childhood education.

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700 Court St Keene NH 03431

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