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The Goetheanum Adult Education Program TEACHING ANTHROPOSOPHY TODAY Practices • Challenges • Paradigms For trainers, educators and instructors in anthroposophic professional and vocational programs MODULE I 27 th – 30 th May 2020 Modeling ways to address development and karma MODULE II 19th – 22nd May 2021 Modeling ways to address Goetheanism and Steiner’s perspective on Christ (Modules I & II are designed as a unity but can be attended separately)
GOETHEANUM ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM
Anthroposophy and anthroposophic initiatives, now in the second century after their
inauguration, find themselves in a changed world. What they can contribute to meeting
the challenges of this world has become more relevant and accessible. At the same time
the awareness of contexts and the longing for personalized learning paths and authentic
learning experiences calls for new approaches in anthroposophic adult education.
What knowledge and capabilities does the next generation of colleagues and leaders in
anthroposophic institutions bring with them and what essential knowledge would allow
them to guide their institutions into the future? It is challenging and rewarding to relate
this knowledge and these capabilities to the tension between established anthroposophic
practices, current academic research findings, and the ideas, exercises and practices
suggested by Rudolf Steiner. This work takes place within contemporary discourses
and challenges such as digital change, state accreditation, the heritage of colonialism,
interreligious dialogue and gender mainstreaming – to name only a few.
All of this calls for professional development and exchange between adult educators in
anthroposophic professional trainings and professional development programs. With the
Goetheanum Adult Education Program (GAEP) we invite you to share your experience and
knowledge with colleagues from around the world, to learn from other professional adult
educators in practical exercises and to lay the foundations of a network for fostering the
further development of anthroposophy and anthroposophic initiatives.
We warmly welcome you to the Goetheanum
Jean-Michel Florin
Matthias Girke
Constanza Kaliks
Stefan Langhammer
Edda Nehmiz
Florian Osswald
Robin SchmidtWE AIM TO…
... create a network and a platform for adult educators in anthroposophic professional
training and professional development:
• share, reflect and give feedback on practical examples of teaching settings (such as
presentations, seminars and exercises)
• face contemporary challenges in teaching anthroposophy today
• present best practice examples, paradigms and new findings in methods and theory of
adult education
• foster further collegial exchange and collaboration
WE INVITE...
... instructors in anthroposophic professional and vocational programs, such as
Anthroposophic Medicine, Steiner Waldorf education, biodynamic agriculture, artistic
training and so on who are looking for an exchange of ideas, sharing of best practices and
professional development in how to teach and mediate anthroposophy in contemporary
ways.
AS A CO-CREATOR…
... your contributions out of your own questions and expertise will build the heart
of the program. We would therefore like to invite you to share your core questions
in anthroposophic adult education and your interests, experiences and current
challenges in teaching the themes of development and karma: what approaches
or methods have been successful and what obstacles have you come across?
We will design the afternoon colloquium based on the aspects of your practice that you
share in step 2 of the application process.
All participants are invited to bring longer or shorter contributions to the colloquium.
Depending on the number of contributions and their length, we may also organize parallel
sessions that focus on specific themes.
DATES ACCREDITATION
Module I: 27th – 30th May 2020 Certificate of participation
Module II: 19th – 22nd May 2021
APPLICATION
COSTS Detailed information about the application
CHF 560 (per module, tuition fee only, meals process:
and accommodation are not included,
www.studium.goetheanum.org/GAEP
limited scholarships available)
LANGUAGE LOCATION
English (main language), peer support in Goetheanum, School of Spiritual Science,
Spanish, German, Portuguese and French Dornach - Switzerland15:00 - Welcome Keynotes 16:00-16:30 - Coffee Break 20:30 - 21:00 - Closing
Schedule and activities 16:30 - 19:00
Implementing Best Practice (I) - Contemplating the day and
WED
Facing today’s challenges in
Presenting the night as a learning tool
anthroposophic adult education Getting to know each
Module I 27.05.2020
(Jean-Michel Florin, Matthias
Girke, Constanza Kaliks, Florian
Ad hoc preparation and presentation
of an anthroposophic key concept in
other
Apéro riche
(practical exercises in small
groups)
Osswald) groups of 5, criteria-based feedback Artistic Impulse
& evaluation (Introduction: Robin Introduction: Florian
Schmidt) Osswald
9:00 - 9:30 - Opening 9:30 - 13:00 19:30 - 21:00 - Panel Discussion 21:00 - 21:30 - Closing
Implementing Best Practice (II): Lunch Contemplating the day and
Text Study Followed by an the night as a learning tool
Current Challenges in Anthroposophic
THU
(including Coffee Break) optional (practical exercises in small
Contemplating the day and Supper Break Adult Education with fishbowl
the night as a learning tool Guided Tour 15:00 - 18:00 - Colloquium participation of all groups)
Ad hoc preparation and conducting Goetheanum Buffet
(practical exercises in small Goetheanum (including Coffee Break) Artistic Impulse
28.05.2020 a study of a text by Rudolf Steiner in
groups) Campus Acquiring, transforming and sharing of
groups of 5, criteria-based feedback &
knowledge in Anthroposophy – how
evaluation.
does it become fruitful?
9:00 - 9:30 - Opening 9:30 - 13:00 19:30 - 21:00 - Panel Discussion 20:30 - 21:00 - Closing
Implementing Best Practice (III): Contemplating the day and
Introducing exercises Lunch Current Challenges in Anthroposophic
the night as a learning tool
Adult Education with fishbowl
FRI
(including Coffee Break) Followed by an (practical exercises in small
Contemplating the day and Supper Break participation of all
optional 15:00 - 18:00 - Colloquium groups)
the night as a learning tool Ad hoc preparation and introduction of Goetheanum Buffet
Guided Tour (including Coffee Break)
(practical exercises in small an exercise in groups of 5, criteria-based How do you prepare for a teaching Artistic Impulse
29.05.2020 groups)
Goetheanum
session in Anthroposophy and how
feedback & evaluation. Campus
do you renew your approach to well-
known topics?
9:00 - 9:30 - Opening 9:30 - 13:00 (including Coffee Break)
Round Table Conversations
Process for identifying themes and groups
Between Module I and II
SAT
for projects (Jean-Michel Florin).
Contemplating the day and
the night as a learning tool Plenum
30.05.2020
(practical exercises in small
groups)
Evaluation and suggestions for module
II (Stefan Langhammer) Project
Keynote
Emerging themes in anthroposophic In the time between module I and module II you have the opportunity to work individually or
adult education (Team) in a team. You are invited to contribute to a relevant theme in anthroposophic adult education
through exchange in a group that is created during the program, by relating the chosen topic
to the latest research findings in educational science and through discussing best practice and
literature. For module II you will prepare a presentation of your results and hand in an essay for
the participants (with an option for publication in a book or journal). On request, your process
can be supported by experts in the field or by colleagues. The topics and groups will be identified
during the morning session of day four.Study and Professional Development Rüttiweg 45 4143 Dornach - Switzerland Contact Info: Edda Nehmiz studium@goetheanum.org 0041 61 706 44 14
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