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In this programme students will:
- Explore and understand human biography and the stages of child development as a process of incarnation.
- Through exercises develop observational skills.
- Explore the qualities and techniques from a range of arts such as:
• Painting
• Modelling
• Music
• Eurythmy
• Bothmer Gymnastics
• Creative writing
• Drawing
• Storytelling and Creative Speech
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Learn to bring creativity to teaching
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Develop classroom management skills, including understanding different learning styles
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Find individual learning through reflection
Classroom Teaching
The seminars will include:
- Workshops
- Small group processes
- Lectures & discussions
- Artistic experience through a variety of media
- Exploration through movement
Self-Directed Study
Students should be able to commit to between 5 - 8 hours per week for this home based study. During the periods between the on-campus seminar students will be set a variety of self-directed activities and projects including:
- Artistic exercises, recording observations & processes
- Contemporary issues investigation – extending seminar learning
- Course related assignments including short research projects & essays
Materials
Most art materials and equipment required for the on-campus seminars will be provided by Taruna. Upon acceptance into this programme, students will be responsible for the purchase of art and study materials required for the home-based study (a list of requirements will be provided in the Programme Handbook).
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