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Do You Love Your Teachers?: Memoir of a Waldorf Teacher
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Do You Love Your Teachers?: Memoir of a Waldorf Teacher

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Eric Muller has had a varied and fascinating life leading up to his long-term work as a Waldorf teacher. This readable book traces his journey and the experiences that lead him to teaching, and that kept him going as he worked out what it really meant to be a teacher. Muller starts by recounting his childhood in South Africa, his youthful searching in Switzerland and Germany, and finally the revelation of Emerson College in England where he found what he had been looking for. He leads the reader enjoyably from episode to episode, going on to describe his family’s move to Eugene, Oregon, and the blossoming and crisis of the Eugene Waldorf School, to his work as a high school music, drama and English teacher at the Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School in New York state. Throughout he explores what it is that is special about the Waldorf approach and curriculum that allows teachers and students to flourish. This book is for anyone with an interest in the difference that Waldorf education can make.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Adonis Press
Country
United States
Date
8 February 2018
Pages
388
ISBN
9780932776624

Eric Muller has had a varied and fascinating life leading up to his long-term work as a Waldorf teacher. This readable book traces his journey and the experiences that lead him to teaching, and that kept him going as he worked out what it really meant to be a teacher. Muller starts by recounting his childhood in South Africa, his youthful searching in Switzerland and Germany, and finally the revelation of Emerson College in England where he found what he had been looking for. He leads the reader enjoyably from episode to episode, going on to describe his family’s move to Eugene, Oregon, and the blossoming and crisis of the Eugene Waldorf School, to his work as a high school music, drama and English teacher at the Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School in New York state. Throughout he explores what it is that is special about the Waldorf approach and curriculum that allows teachers and students to flourish. This book is for anyone with an interest in the difference that Waldorf education can make.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Adonis Press
Country
United States
Date
8 February 2018
Pages
388
ISBN
9780932776624