If you want to learn more about this transformational approach to education, please join us on
Wednesday, January 15, 2025, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM EST, for an information session on Antioch University New England’s Waldorf Education Programs.
With a focus on encouraging students to think creatively, critically, and empathetically while caring for and supporting the development of the whole child, it is no wonder that Waldorf education is one of the fastest-growing independent school movements in the world. By emphasizing imagination, teachers who leverage this approach are better equipped to support students as they develop important artistic and social skills while also developing the skills to be free thinkers with a strong sense of moral responsibility.
At Antioch University New England, we have been at the forefront of Waldorf teacher education in the United States for more than 30 years. We continue to meet the very great need and demand for exceptionally trained Waldorf teachers. We have several programs that can help you become a part of this revolutionary shift in how educators are teaching, inspiring, and encouraging the next generation of learners.
With a focus on encouraging students to think creatively, critically, and empathetically while caring for and supporting the development of the whole child, it is no wonder that Waldorf education is one of the fastest-growing independent school movements in the world. By emphasizing imagination, teachers who leverage this approach are better equipped to support students as they develop important artistic and social skills while also developing the skills to be free thinkers with a strong sense of moral responsibility.
With a focus on encouraging students to think creatively, critically, and empathetically while caring for and supporting the development of the whole child, it is no wonder that Waldorf education is one of the fastest-growing independent school movements in the world. By emphasizing imagination, teachers who leverage this approach are better equipped to support students as they develop important artistic and social skills while also developing the skills to be free thinkers with a strong sense of moral responsibility.
